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Well, seeing as your theory agrees with my theory I'll vouch for you.
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*** There are some broad areas of agreement between our theories in that we both seem to agree that force in general is caused by kinetic energy changes of colliding particles.
I can't say, however, that I believe that these forces are mediated by photons or that gravitons are emitted from the earth, orbit it then 'fall' back to the earth as you seem to be saying: I only had a cursory look at your theory so I stand corrected.
The clear picture of what my theory is is outlined very briefly in the link I gave above: if I were to draw analogies I will say that my energy particle equates to your graviton but this particle PROPELS itself through space.
My UNOMA is actually a photon (at rest) but I prefer to refrain from calling it that since those who already confine photons to having no mass, charge etc will have problems with the properties that UNOMAS are proven to have according to my theory.
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My theory is posted in the articles section, and deals with this topic over a longer more explained postulate.
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*** I don't really know how to access the articles section: apparently it is not included in the links above. I was only able to look at your article by cutting and pasting the link you gave.
If you will like me to critique your theory you will have to direct me to the place where this can be done.
Concerning the length of my postulate, I have a 70 page paper written on the subject. I will not make that paper available however because it only discourages readers from commenting when they see the amount of material and concepts they have to go through.
It will be much easier to discuss it in bits and pieces as I have presented it.
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Your idea of bouncing back is original, if there is a mathematical proof to this idea, I have not yet found it.
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*** The laws of mechanics for colliding particles can easily be invoked: if two billiard balls traveling at the same speed in opposite directions make a head on (elastic) collision they will rebound in opposite directions with the same speed.
The area of contentious math lies in determining that an object of zero size and infinite density has a finite mass and in other areas where products of zero and infinity must be determined.
I have, however, developed [not invented] mathematics to deal with those situations.
Roger