posted on Jan, 25 2010 @ 07:31 AM
I love this stuff!
I wrote down on paper a few years ago a very similar theory to yours which I based off the origin of gravity and I concluded it had to be a push
opposed to a pull.
I see the logic in string theory. With waves you have varying amplitudes, positives, negatives, varying frequencies or wavelengths, adding and
cancellation of frequencies, and so on.
Without getting into to much detail, my concept is basically derived from "movement". If an object approaches absolute 0, it emits less frequency
radiation. When an object is at absolute 0, it shouldn't emit any radiation at all. Why? Well, even if an object is stationary, near absolute 0
all the smaller particles (neutron, protons, .....)are still moving creating frequency. When at absolute 0, these particle should be motionless,
hence no frequency and no radiation.
I always thought that the "movement of mass" is fundamentally responsible for the creation of frequency.
So if this was the case, every single particle, molecule, atom in the universe would emit a frequency. Everything in the Universe that wasn't
absolute 0 would emit a frequency.
My basic idea is that the vastness of the universe is bombarding everything everywhere with frequencies. The Earth is bombarded by the universe's
frequencies. The earth pushes back because is it made up of much of the same stuff that the universe is, but its scale is much smaller, thus it had
less push. So the universes net total push is greater than the Earths.
This is what I think causes Gravity.
Final note. I am no scientist or high intellectual as you can probably tell from my writing, I'm just a guy with a big imagination that is
fascinated with this stuff. This concept may already exist or it may be full of holes. In either case, I am completely open and willing to learn
anything new or discusss my post.
Thanks for the great post S&F!