Whee! In a convoluted way, Bjarne actally makes some sort of sense.
1KG matter=
Energy (as you know it) based on; Mc2 + absorbed space (the oppesite of dark energy) = M*mu*c2 ( this is a different kind of energy)
This is the normal formula for the energy of matter, with a postulated constant mu added to the equation. The way it is used, mu is a constant, just like c.
Then ,Bjarne tries to derive the value of mu:
To define 1mu we can use the time dilation near the Sun, since the distance deformation is proportional the same (percent-wise the same), like that ;
I think this means that mu is the dilation of space in the gravity field.
2E30mu (the mu of the sun) = the (lacking) space (space vacuum) inside a ball can be found based on the volume difference of sapce (with and without the present of the Sun) > between 2 different size ball shape > Radius 700,000,000 meter compared to radius 700,001,472 = 6,5E22 meter3
Hence 1mu = 6,5E22 meter3 / 2E30mu = 3.27*10-8 m3 space vacuum, (or absorbed space if you prefer / depending on perspective)
OK, while I have NOT checked the actual calculations, Bjarne attempts to find the difference between the volume the sun takes up and the same volume of empty space (which are different due to the timespace distorsion caused by the gravity field). He then divides, I think, with the mass of the sun, and gets mu.
So mu is the spacetime distortion constant, supposedly.
That space vacuum is the basic for the cause of gravity. - Hence we have here united the strong force and the cause of gravity in one equation.
And here, unfortunately, the chain breaks.
First of all, we have a completely unfounded, and circular claim: Space vacuum is the cause for gravity. As Bjarne's calculations try to derive, the opposite is the case: Gravity causes space vacuum (assuming that space vacuum is the same as spacetime distortion; if it is somethink else, we ate completley in the dark).
Secondly, of course, the only way the strong force gets into this is due to Bjarne's completley unfounded claim that the strong force has something to do with 'matter contracting space'.
I can see you are really trying, Bjarne. Not at all bad, but you are far from there. The math must be better, the logic must work, and you need to read up on background.
Do keep trying.
Hans