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Our immediate impression is that space is
nothing. How can 'nothing' curve?
To reach a deeper understanding of gravity,
it is obvious that first of all we need to better understand how space
plays a role in the gravity phenomena and if a force is really passing
through it.
We don’t have many options when it comes to
better understanding space. The expression 'curvature of space'
has not been able to take our understanding further in the last 100
years.
We know that space can expand so therefore
it must also be able to contract. So we have 3 different properties of
space:
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Curvature
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Expansion
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Contraction
We simply don't know what 'curved
space' really is. It seems improbable that space really would have
several
different and independent deforming properties.
This
article will show what
happens when we equate these there apparently different properties.
In doing so three properties will be
united into one simple concept; "a flexible space", which means that
space is not quite as mysterious as before.
There are several factors that support the
idea that such simplicities are relevant. We will look deeper into these
factors.
What has changed is so far only an
expression. In our introduction we have made the basic assumption that
curved space is in reality "stretched space" and hence the
exactly the same property responsible for the expanding Universe. Assuming this will give us an
interesting main thread. This article will try to follow this main
thread to see where it brings us.
Even if the expression: "Stretching Space" seems to be close to the well-known: "Curvature
of Space", this article will show that such simple changes are
merely in expression. In reality this theory opens, not some, but all
the doors to fully understanding the cause of gravity and more.
Well, this “immediately” sounds too good to
be true. But think about attempting to solve one mystery. Most likely
some of your findings will contradict other information. That "Matter
contracts space" seems to solve 10 to 12 huge mysteries and is met with
little by way of contradiction or opposition. Even further, "Matter
contracts space" leads us to a more complete understanding of existing
theories.
This assumption will quickly lead to the
conclusion that our understanding of central gravity has been
based in part on a serious misunderstanding;
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