And how come YOU understand it, when nobody else does ?
There are several reasons to I believe that I better understand what gravity is.
First at all I do agree that we probably never fully will understand the strange mysterious nature of space, BUT it is simple to reach a much better coherence understanding.
We can indeed simplify all the knowledge we have and hence also reach a much simpler and naturally understanding
We already know that space seems to have 3 different properties.
- The Curvature of space
- The expanding space
- A magnetic field
The only one that our imagining really can deal with is; that space is expanding.
The 2 other properties of space we have only superficially knowledge about.
If gravity is caused due to that matter consumes / contract space you do not need to invent new space-property-impression, - because you already know that space is flexible and have some kind of density, which mean that space can be consumed / stretch.
Thereby you automatically unite
- The Curvature of space
- The expanding space
It’s the same nature of space
At the same time you will also know how the interaction between particles and space must be.
Simply because a when a particle spins, space must absorb all the particle energy, and at a certain point cause “unspin” .
This means that a particles contracts space and release space in endless cycles
This must happen collective (to save energy) -. (push-pull teamwork)
The result is both gravity (contraction of space), - and the strong force (the frequency/interaction). And as you see these two forces are naturally united.
One more consequence (of that simple main thread) is that a magnetic field only can mean = space in motion.
This wouldn’t sound strange because we already know that matter affects /deforms space "somehow" . A magnetic field can not surprising then only be deformed space in motion. Particle situated in or near such streams follows it, - and can be compared to boats following the stream of a river, - This happens since particles ‘always’ are twisted into space.
Furthermore it becomes easy to understand how a grain of sand can affect the whole Universe, simply because the space-density variation (caused by matter) affects the flexible simple nature of space.
You will easy could understand that central space (encircled by matter) will be consumed / affected stronger and hence dark matter is suddenly only a naturally property of a flexible matter feeding space.
And you will be able to understand how collective spin up/down interaction is the engine that keeps space contracted.
And you can also see how the strong force is an inevitable consequence of the interaction.
It’s all simple and self explaining. It’s simply just to add the last piece (main thread) and the puzzle is finish, and the cabbala suddenly automatically solves it self.
So what makes me sure, is not the perception of the single tree in the wood, but rather seeing the whole wood from a bird’s perspective. It doesn’t seem like there is one single piece that do not fit.
And what's central gravity?
According to the prevailing theory an objects own gravity (at the surface) will gradually decrease (inside the body) the closer to the centre you get. The more you approach the centre the more Acceleration Due to Gravity (ADG) “should” decrease.
This is a 300 years old believe, ´never proven. (Also not at the DOMUS project)
And well, - yes it sound logical, since according to our logic it sounds sensible that the strength of gravity “should” gradually build up from the centre, - the more mass the more gravity.
BUT
If you allow you self to assume that: Matter contract / consumes space and this is why it deforms, - that old “picture” (as a consequence) must turn upside down.
Because space towards a homogenous mass must then continue to stretch the whole way to the centre simply to be able to fetch all the matter equally on its way… .
Then it make no sense that gravity “build up” It is rather a picture that space must reach all the matter and hence gradually stretch because it is consumed.
This mean ADG (in a homogenous mass) must be stable from the surface and until the centre.
Both the prevailing and the new theory states what happen towards a bodies centre, - and this is what I call CENTRAL GRAVITY.