Gralevity: A Density-Driven Fifth Force Where Mass Repels Energy
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| contents | <p><strong>Description</strong><br>This paper introduces <strong>Gralevity</strong>, a proposed fifth fundamental interaction in which <strong>mass repels energy</strong> with a strength proportional to its density. Building on the established framework of gravity (mass attracts mass), Gralevity offers a complementary mechanism that drives the <strong>segregation of mass and energy</strong> across all scales—from atomic structure to cosmological evolution.</p> <p>The work presents two formal models—an <strong>effective-field formulation</strong> and a <strong>bimetric optics framework</strong>—along with <strong>12 detailed, falsifiable predictions</strong> for laboratory, planetary, and astrophysical contexts. Experimental blueprints are provided, including high-stability thermodynamic tests, optical deflection measurements, and long-term radioactive decay monitoring.</p> <p>By addressing anomalies such as cosmic acceleration, gravitational lensing discrepancies, planetary atmospheric loss patterns, and variable decay rates without invoking speculative entities like dark matter or dark energy, Gralevity offers a unified, testable alternative. The theory’s simplicity, density-dependence, and cross-domain applicability make it both <strong>empirically approachable</strong> and <strong>cosmologically significant</strong>.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Gralevity: A Density-Driven Fifth Force Where Mass Repels Energy Suresh, Kumar <p><strong>Description</strong><br>This paper introduces <strong>Gralevity</strong>, a proposed fifth fundamental interaction in which <strong>mass repels energy</strong> with a strength proportional to its density. Building on the established framework of gravity (mass attracts mass), Gralevity offers a complementary mechanism that drives the <strong>segregation of mass and energy</strong> across all scales—from atomic structure to cosmological evolution.</p> <p>The work presents two formal models—an <strong>effective-field formulation</strong> and a <strong>bimetric optics framework</strong>—along with <strong>12 detailed, falsifiable predictions</strong> for laboratory, planetary, and astrophysical contexts. Experimental blueprints are provided, including high-stability thermodynamic tests, optical deflection measurements, and long-term radioactive decay monitoring.</p> <p>By addressing anomalies such as cosmic acceleration, gravitational lensing discrepancies, planetary atmospheric loss patterns, and variable decay rates without invoking speculative entities like dark matter or dark energy, Gralevity offers a unified, testable alternative. The theory’s simplicity, density-dependence, and cross-domain applicability make it both <strong>empirically approachable</strong> and <strong>cosmologically significant</strong>.</p> |
| title | Gralevity: A Density-Driven Fifth Force Where Mass Repels Energy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16786043 |