Newton’s equation is only a mathematical description of
gravity it is not an explanation of the mechanism or process that forms the
gravitation force.
This video explains a geometrical process of energy exchange
that the equation is based upon.
If we explain light, electromagnetism, radiating out from
the Sun based on Huygens' Principle from 1670, which states,
"Every point on a wave front of light has the potential
to create a new spherical light wave."
Each point can be considered a potential photon ∆E=hf
electron interaction, resonating or vibrating. The spherical surface can acts
as a boundary condition or manifold for the gravitational process.
This would result in large numbers of photons and that is
why it is mathematical. The outward momentum of this expanding spherical
surface forms the geometry of the Inverse Square Law, governing both
electromagnetic and gravitational fields.
Within this dynamic process, gravity isn't a fundamental
force but a secondary phenomenon derived from the electromagnetic force, with
light photons playing the role of a gravity particles known as gravitons.
In this Theory, there is no need for a new spin-2 boson in
the form of a Graviton.
We have the absorption of a spin-1 photon and the emission
of a spin-1 photon forming a spin-2 field required for General Relativity.
Within the process, two massless spin-1 boson in the form of photons forms the
characteristics of a massless spin-2 boson or graviton.
General Relativity describes gravity as a curvature of space-time
caused by the presence of mass and energy this is explained in the form of the
stress-energy tensor. The photon-electron interaction having a spin-2
characteristic formed by the absorption and emission of light is the quantum
mechanical counterpart of this classical description. The spin-2 nature of the
absorption and emission of photon energy is linked to the second-order nature
of the stress-energy tensor. Because the stress tensor takes one vector as
input, absorption, and gives one vector as output, emission, it is a
second-order tensor.
This theory agrees with Einstein’s idea that gravity is
really an effect of space-time curvature.
Furthermore, the curvature of space-time, a key feature of
Einstein's theory of relativity, in this theory is formed by the 'broken
surface' of this continuously emerging spheres symmetry
Also the spherical geometry in the form of concentric
spheres gives rise to Pythagoras theorem that is used in Einstein’s
Relativity.
Einstein's General Relativity explains space-time curvature
as a result of the presence of mass and energy, in this theory this is in the
form of light photon ∆E=hf energy transforming potential energy into the
kinetic Eₖ=½mv² energy of matter, in the form of electrons. Kinetic energy is
the energy of motion of what is actually ‘happening’.
The spherical geometry is broken by the energy and momentum
of each individual planet forming elliptical orbits based on their energy and
mass.
When Kepler observed the motion of the planets, he found
that they move in elliptical orbits with speeds that vary relative to their
distance from the Sun. As the planet moves along its path, it sweeps out an
equal area segments in an equal time. Therefore, there is a form of geometrical
symmetry, but the symmetry seems to be broken by the shape of the elliptical
orbit and variable speed.
If a planet or an object
has a circular orbit, there is no variation in planetary speed and we would
have perfect symmetry in movement space and time.
In
this theory this is because light waves radiate out from the Sun spherically,
the potential for photon energy is spherical therefore; a planet in circular
orbit will not encounter a gravitational difference.
As part of an emergent process the light photon is not a
property of space and time, the characteristics of three-dimensional space and
time are emergent coming into existence with the exchange of photon energy.
This continuous process explains why we are moving in the temporal direction at
the speed of light even when we are stationary.
It explains Time.
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