SUMMARY OF HYPOTHESIS

A summary of my Gravity and Motion hypothesis is as follows:

Gravity as an 'attractive' force is caused by the interaction of a 'repulsive' fundamental force which I term 'Gravitration' and occurs on a multiversal scale

Gravitration is the most elemental force in nature and consists of the smallest and most basic particles, which I term 'Gravitrons', travelling at least the speed of light and most probably many hundreds or thousands of magnitudes faster.

I consider Gravitration to be analogous to an 'electromagnetic' phenomena in that the Gravitron represents the photon in comparison to light.

Gravitrons clump together by interaction to form clusters of matter which can also be considered to be particles of differing degrees of scale.

Light and all other electromagnetic wave phenomena including 'thought' are created and travel by Gravitrational interaction.

All matter subsequently emits and absorbs Gravitrons relative to its surface area, mass and position relative to all other matter.

The angle of emitted Gravitrons relative to the perceived surface of the matter will vary such that maximum emission will occur 'normal' to the surface and minimum emission will occur tangentially to it, although these magnitudes will vary about the surface(s) of the mass, determining its rotation and motion.

Matter subjected to intense Gravitrational interaction I consider as 'Gravitrational Nodes'

A high percentage of Gravitrons and smaller clusters will pass through matter relative to the relative densities of the particular matter.

Space is "the" element of the multiverse consisting of Gravitration, existing as the most energetic 'Fourth' state of matter (beyond the gas state)

The multiverse is in constant fluctuation between the Gravitrational and the Material states such that every particle is dependant and affected by every other particle to varying degrees of interaction.

Motion is due to the interaction of matter with Gravitration, such that a net Gravitrational increase of matter in a particular direction to its overall state will cause a change in the Gravitrational interaction of that matter relative to all other matter, thereby inducing relative motion.

I believe that no state of matter can be without mass and motion.