A Personal Preface: Why I Challenged Gravity
I am convinced that a re-evaluation of Maxwell, Einstein, and Lorentz — grounded in the earlier insights of Galileo, Coulomb, and Faraday — holds the answer to one of the most persistent questions in physics:
What is gravity?
My professional life revolved around bending energy to make it more useful. Over decades, this gave me reason to doubt aspects of accepted dogma. Eventually, I had to step away from current gravitational theory. Not because I sought rebellion, but because I needed a stronger, more coherent foundation.
That foundation came slowly. Much later in life, I finally had the freedom and clarity to piece together the fragments of intuition and experience that had guided me. Among them was a realization that changed everything:
The speed of energy — not time — may be the true variable in nature.
This concept suggested to me that many so-called “constants” might not be absolute, but local parameters. From this sprang the idea: why not reexamine gravitational theory from an energy propagation standpoint, rather than from mass or curvature?
I knew the risks. I am fully aware that in academic circles, to suggest a modification to relativity — particularly one that trades a variable time for a variable energy speed — is to court criticism, or worse, dismissal. But here is the liberating truth:
I have nothing to lose. I don’t seek tenure, prizes, or permission.
If my ideas turn out to be flawed, I welcome that conclusion — because it will mean that the question is being taken seriously enough to be tested, challenged, and refined. My greatest reward so far is this simple truth:
I may be the only person in the world who is willing to understand this.
And that means the work has only just begun…
I’m under no illusion that the scientific establishment will turn on a dime. It takes time to halt a speeding train, let alone reverse its direction. But if what I’ve seen and described holds water, that turn is inevitable — and others will come along to refine it further.
Collaboration of Mind and Machine
This work isn’t a solitary endeavor. It represents a collaboration between human intuition and the power of artificial intelligence. By leveraging AI to process vast amounts of data and identify subtle patterns, I’ve been able to explore avenues of inquiry that might otherwise remain hidden. This synergistic approach has been instrumental in developing the core concept: the Energy Continuum.
The Energy Continuum proposes a fundamental shift in our thinking:
Gravity is not a force of mass, but an emergent property of energy interactions.
Space is not a backdrop, but rather consequences of these interactions.
The Big Bang is unnecessary—perhaps the universe has always been.
This website is a platform to share these ideas, explore their implications, and invite dialogue. It’s an invitation to join a new way of thinking about the universe, one that seeks to unify our understanding of fundamental forces and redefine our place within the cosmos.
This is more than just a theory; it’s an ongoing exploration. It’s a quest to uncover a deeper truth about the nature of reality.