How Time Dilation Creates Quantum Gravity: The Key to the Natural effect of Gravity Propulsion PDF
Preview How Time Dilation Creates Quantum Gravity: The Key to the Natural effect of Gravity Propulsion
In this book you will find the newest most innovative and complete theory of quantum gravity yet to be conceived. It provides a clear understanding of the process that creates quantum gravity as a force from the effect of gravitational time dilation. It may blow your mind to find out that gravity is not a force of attraction but a force of propulsion.
This theory is based on Einstein’s gravitational time dilation and relativity, I essentially use his general theory of relativity as a basis for my theory but I take to a different conclusion. A conclusion in its simplicity and innovativeness that ends up defining gravity as a force, which incidentally completes Sir Isaac Newton’s lifelong work on gravity.
Newton ended up his explanation of gravity by leaving it up to the reader to determine how the mechanism up gravity functions. This theory of gravity fills in that last puzzle piece to make Isaac Newton’s description of gravity complete. It takes you through the characteristics involved with the process and is then able to clearly and concisely lay it out with an unobstructed and direct explanation. It leaves nothing for you to conceive of or fill in the blanks as the reader. There are no missing pieces or gaps that require leaps in the defining of this process. That in itself is a first for a theory of gravity.
As a process of gravity that is created by gravitational time dilation and relativity it may also be considered a continuation of Albert Einstein’s work. That is due to the fact he conceived of those effects. But that being said this theory of quantum gravity is designed to replace his conclusion of general relativity characterizing gravity as a result of the curvature of space-time. Since space does not act on matter to create a force within it that leaves a huge gap in the process and too large of a leap of faith. Hope and faith don’t play a part in science, rational and analytical reasoning does.
As mentioned earlier this theory of gravity is not one of attraction but one of propulsion. Objects gravitate towards one another due to them being propelled to do so not one pulling in some invisible way on the other. The reason gravity has been so difficult find an answer for is because we have been applying the wrong characteristic to it. Trying to figure out how gravity works as an attraction is impossible because it isn’t one. That is why Einstein had difficulty finishing his general theory of relativity because he was trying to work out gravity in the context of it being an attraction.
Gravity as a propulsion adds another mechanism towards being able to propel planes and or craft in our skies and beyond into space. If this process can be artificially created then it can be utilized to propel ships through space. Since this is the conception of that process we have a long way to go. But now this can be a seed in your mind and you can grow that seed into fruition. You may have the thought process needed to take this to the next level which would enrich our world and take us into the future by creating the next generation of spacecraft. You may be the “one” with the keen mind and thought process needed to turn this vision into a reality.
This may be the last book you ever read on the subject of gravity. Because after you read it all of your questions on how gravity functions will be answered. The only thing it may do is give you a whole other line of questions because it energizes your imagination. If you have read this far into this book description you know that the quest is inside of you to learn more about how this universe functions. Quantum gravity is the most underlying basic mechanism in the universe and without it the universe would simply be a cloud. Follow your quest, go up and click on “buy” and you will learn of the newest most rational and well thought out theory of quantum gravity that exists to date.
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