The reason why none of the models work that utilize general relatively is because general relativity is wrong.

If you are willing to look at gravity from a different perspective than that of a man born in the 1800’s with exceptionally limited scientific instruments and allow for the possibility for him to be either wrong or at least wrong in his equations current form, then it opens the ability to expand other ideas that may be being shoveled into the corner because how could anyone have a theory that might make Einstein wrong?

Einstein’s theory of relativity is a result of the notion that space/time bends in the presence of matter and that gravity is the fictitious force of that bending. And the mathematics that Einstein came up with represents gravity in this manner but in a way that could have easily been the imaginings of an extremely smart man. That’s the way it looks, the math checks out, so that must be the way it is. The truth is this. Just because the math checks out, regarding the imagined methodology of gravity, doesn’t mean, necessarily, that that is indeed how gravity is actually derived.

Once Einstein published his theory and a few tests were done, it was simply excepted as the final answer for gravity and no one seems to wish to revisit the theory with modern technology in hand and see how accurate it actually is with reality. Except for the fact that every computer model must be adjusted to make the equations work instead of forcing the equations to adjust to what is actually seen in the behavior witnessed. No one wants to be the guy that actually disproves Einstein or be labeled a scientific heretic. And I use the term heretic purposely because much of theoretical physics is more intelligent guessing than anything.

Here’s the truths that will eventually make the computer models act the way they are supposed to without having to make up some kind of dark something or other to make the equations work.

First, space doesn’t exist. To define that, space is the pure absence of matter/energy. It is a void of absolute nothingness. It has no substance and is not affected by what may reside within it.

Second, matter/energy does not recognize time as a valid delimiter. Matter/energy is in the state it is at the moment it is, observed or otherwise. Events that can be caused by explosions, chemical reactions, atomic decay, or even its orientation in space or mass, or any other thing, has absolutely no definition described by time. In matter/energy ‘s existence, it changes, moves, is manipulated by and manipulates, it transforms, but it is never outside of its own self. Matter/energy simply exists.

Third, and this one is the biggest of all. Gravity is a direct atomic behavior caused by the interaction of protons, neutrons, and electrons. At the micro scale, there is an electromagnetic dance taking place among a singular atom’s structure, as well as the other atoms that surround it. This electromagnetic behavior is responsible for both keeping an atom together in its form as well as any chemical behavior regarding molecules and chemical reactions. The same thing that makes chemistry possible is the same thing that makes gravity real. What appears to be a spacetime effect, gravity is actually the culmination of countless atoms being electromagnetically out of balance, but the imbalance is so small on the atomic scale, it virtually doesn’t exist. It is only when the atomic scale gives way to the macro scale that this imbalance begins to take shape and begin to draw in to itself other matter. Even a grain of sand is a quintillion atoms, so when you evaluate Earth, or the sun, the near incalculable number of atoms, with an incalculable number of atomic imbalances, the “fictitious” gravity shows itself most evidently. Matter, according to the mass of it, is the origin of gravity.

If this gravity is plugged into the computer models and equations, all the math would then add up and represent what is actually taking place in nature.

I just wished someone would give it a whirl and see the truth.

Copyright 2017
Joel E. Mason