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I'm moving my theory to The Gravity Theory
Still under theorydevelopment. It's now even more simple.
Still under theorydevelopment. It's now even more simple.
Is Gravity Caused by Non-Linear Time Dilation?
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The discussion centers on the hypothesis that non-linear time dilation around massive bodies could be the cause of gravity, rather than mass itself. The author suggests that this time dilation leads to distortions in a particle's shape, causing its center of mass to shift towards the gravitational source, resulting in free fall. They propose that existing theories of gravity, which rely on mass, may need significant revision, as their experiments indicate that electromagnetic structures of matter might be responsible for gravitational effects. The conversation also touches on the need for new experiments to separate electromagnetic properties from mass to validate this theory. Overall, the thread explores an alternative perspective on gravity that challenges conventional understanding.