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| author | Leon, Luis |
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| contents | <p>This article proposes that the true gravitational constant is not G, but G/c^4 Through dimensional analysis and energetic reasoning, it demonstrates that G/c^4 is the correct coupling constant linking spacetime curvature to energy density in Einstein's field equations. This reinterpretation reveals that gravity fundamentally couples to energy-not to mass and provides a unified geometric-energetic framework consistent with both General Relativity and quantum principles. It also reformulates the Planck units, showing that all Planck-scale quantities naturally arise from this energetic constant, highlighting G/c^4 as the true universal measure of gravitational interaction.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The True Gravitational Constant: Redefining G as G/C^4 Leon, Luis <p>This article proposes that the true gravitational constant is not G, but G/c^4 Through dimensional analysis and energetic reasoning, it demonstrates that G/c^4 is the correct coupling constant linking spacetime curvature to energy density in Einstein's field equations. This reinterpretation reveals that gravity fundamentally couples to energy-not to mass and provides a unified geometric-energetic framework consistent with both General Relativity and quantum principles. It also reformulates the Planck units, showing that all Planck-scale quantities naturally arise from this energetic constant, highlighting G/c^4 as the true universal measure of gravitational interaction.</p> |
| title | The True Gravitational Constant: Redefining G as G/C^4 |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17467706 |