Is this how gravity works?

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The following is proposition of a new theory of gravity similar but different to any I've seen published or discussed. I would like your thoughts, critiques and criticisms relating to what I am suggesting.

 

THE WAVE THEORY OF GRAVITY AND INERTIA

 

I propose that gravity is caused by higher dimensional interaction between strings or branes that form together make up matter in our normal four dimensional space. When the higher dimensional material forms together it sets up a vibrational wave that travels in higher dimensional space. This wave propagates in all directions from all normal matter at the speed of light. When this wave encounters other matter it again interacts with the higher dimensional components of that matter causing two things to take place, first a force (gravity) is produced causing the matter to be accelerated back toward the source and it causes both particles to produce an amplified wave that is radiated. On a very small scale this force is very weak and insignificant but as more normal matter clumps together the force continues to be amplified. When enough matter is present the resultant force produces the effect we see as gravity. As this wave radiates outward from a massive object such as the earth and encounters other matter the result causes that matter to be accelerated back toward the center of the mass producing the original wave.

 

The effect of the higher dimensional interaction can also be seen by it's effect on matter when that matter is in motion. When matter is accelerated from a rest state this causes the higher dimensional components of that matter become excited creating the same type of vibrational energy as seen with gravity. This causes the resistance to changing momentum of matter. When a mass is accelerated the energy required to accelerate the mass is transferred to the higher dimensional components. This causes them to vibrate with increased amplitude. This is what we know as Kinetic Energy or Inertial. Any outside force acting on this mass has to overcome this vibrational kinetic energy in order to change the mass's direction or velocity.

 

For those of you that read my posts in the past will note that I have not always embraced Einstein's explanations for relativity. My frustration resulted from Einstein's explanations that gravity and inertial acceleration being the same thing but not explaining how gravity or inertia were created. With this theory I explain how General and Special Relativity work.

 

In Einstein's classic explanation of General Relativity with chest being accelerated at a constant rate of increase creating a gravity field, he states the two effects are the same thing. Wave theory explains this effect by kinetic energy being converted to vibrational energy. The conversion process creates the same force in the opposite direction as the acceleration, this is the force the observer inside of the chest infers as gravity. This is the same gravity energy as radiated by a large mass. The only difference is the size of the mass creating the wave is much smaller as such the effects are not significant beyond the radius of the individual atoms.

 

Where this changes is when velocity achieves significant percentages of the speed of light. At these velocities increases in kinetic energy require much more force but also result in much higher amplitude waves. At very high velocities (just below the speed of light) the feedback back from the gravity/inertial waves produces such a high amount of drag it limits top velocity at just less than the speed of light. Further acceleration is impossible.

 

Well that is the heart of what I have been working on and thinking about for the last couple of months. Please feel free to give me any feedback or ask any questions that this theory raises.

 

Scott