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Originally Posted by vacuum-mechanics What is gravity? This question has been asked since the day of Sir Isaac Newton, one of the greatest scientists in the past. But no one ever knows what is it? Based on the hypothesis of “Vacuum-mechanics”, it is reasonable that gravity should be the ‘property of space’. What follows then is the unification of the basic four forces of the nature, electromagnetic force, weak force, strong force and gravitational force could be done. That is the concept of Theory of Everything, and more details are presenting in “Vacuum mechanics a New Approach to the Theory of Everything”. |
VM, Gravity is icosahedral and gravitons are quasi-Euclidean-- curved --3-faced polyhedronsm or as, 6-faced Eucldean polyhedrons tha tcome in clusters of 30, 300, 3000, "30,000", "300,000", or more jsut as quarks come in clusters of two or three.
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