Why Gravity Still Refuses to Fit With the Rest of Physics

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  @PaulAko-d2z · 3 months ago (edited)

  Our universe is on  the outside of the mouse wheel and there's a gravity mouse in the middle running

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  @tresajessygeorge210 · 1 month ago

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  @davidgriffith5482 · 2 months ago

  There is a complimentary action that works in communion with gravity that has yet to be found with current perception and instruments. Once it is understood we could have vehicles that move sustained above the surface of the earth yet without the force through propulsion we use today to lift machines off the surface.

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  @watamatafoyu · 3 months ago

  Gravity doesn&apos;t refuse to conform to quantum mechanics, our perception of physics refuses to conform to reality.

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  @Ajaynishad-zl4vr · 3 months ago

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  @grahambrown5869 · 3 months ago

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• JA

  @jaimetorrens9551 · 3 months ago

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  @Dadpad-j4f · 2 months ago

  Thanks!

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  @Timothy-c4p · 3 months ago (edited)

  Well, I guess you could say that at the atomic scale what makes up mass cannot be the same as mass itself. Where you need the constituents of mass, such as the electrons and the nucleus to create atomic structure. Which goes on to become independent atoms. Where exponential numbers are needed to create the macro world. But how to create a link between the two disappears when space is a medium for gravity and the other is a background for quantum fields?

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  @Doggieman1111 · 3 months ago

  Thank you for posting this. I&apos;ve always been interested in why gravity doesn&apos;t fit with quantum mechanics and this gave me a nice deep dive understanding

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  @jeffreymorrissey6064 · 3 weeks ago

  Fine-man!

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  @inequitas · 3 months ago (edited)

  It may be that gravity is actually a byproduct of the singularity. The dimensions we call x, y, z (vectors in spacetime) are built on (inside) the fundamental dimension of a zero point, then a string of two points where time became a factor. So everything has sprung from this zero point but exists within it; it&apos;s like a membrane that surrounds all other dimensions and matter created from those dimensions. Gravity is the zero point trying to attain a zero-point state. The fields in dimensions of spacetime can only be quashed at the point of singularity. All singularities are the same zero point horizon.