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I Believe I Did What Einstein Couldn't Do and Unified Physics
I Believe I Did What Einstein Couldn't Do and Unified Physics Einstein tried to come up with the unified field theory until the day he died. But I think I may have done it if I understand how gravity works. I will share my ideas about the unified field theory which Einstein couldn't do. Gravity was the one force that gave Einstein some problem unifying with all the other forces. With the universe expanding faster than expected due in part to possible dark energy and dark matter, understanding the forces is important. Gravity is theoretically a very weak force and at the same time a strong force since objects are held to bodies by gravity and don't fly off into space due to centrifugal force. All objects have mass if they exert gravity on other objects. I visualize gravity in the same way I visualize the atom. Objects attracted to a body in space are like the electrons that are bonded to the nucleus of the atom. You could call it a macro-atomic interaction. The denser an object is, the greater the mass and gravitational attraction. When an aluminum ball that is the same size as a lead ball is dropped, by observation they drop at the same speed. But due to the energy mass of the heavier object since it has more energy in the form of matter, the lead ball should fall faster than the aluminum one. There will be air resistance that will slow the lighter ball, though it's not readily observed. The air molecules will be attracted to the falling objects due to micro-gravity unless the polarity of both the ball and air are the same. Then there will be repulsion which may accelerate the falling object. Since lead has more electrons than aluminum, the electron voltage will be greater than that of aluminum. I can see why people would accept string theory. It would explain why bodies in space would be attracted to one another. But with dark energy and dark matter, there should be energy interaction that would take care of gravity between distant bodies. Gravity waves might also explain gravitational attraction. Gravity would be a unifying force for all the forces since it has similarities to the other forces. The more energy mass and mass containing potential energy the greater the gravitational atraction. The larger the body that is exerting the most gravity, the more energy mass and mass with potential energy it has. To repel against gravity, it is best to create a repulsive field of the same polarity as the energy exerting gravitational pull by the primary object that exerts gravity. Sometimes a repulsion field tunnel that repels the electromagnetic fields of the earth could allow an object with an electromagnetic field surrounding it to repel against the energy. This may in the future prove to be the least expensive way to go out into space; even less than with rockets and my Ground/Ship Launch/Propulsion System which also uses electromagnetic energy to send powered projectiles out into space. By unifying the forces, we can better understand how to manipulate them and use them to help us progress. Once hyperlight physics becomes a reality, the rules we are use to may be changed drastically. |
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