What is Gravity? 

                           8/27/99 

                       By Joshua Gulick 

Perhaps it would be a good time to explain my view of gravitational
attraction and repulsion. 

If you have read my latest additions to my site, you will know that
I believe that e-m radiation cannot actually intersect with other e-m
radiation. Instead, it goes around other e-m waves by the expansion
of the intersection points into 4 dimensional space. In effect, as e-m
radiation "intersects" 3D space is stretched into the fourth
dimension for the moment of intersection and then it retracts back
into the normal 3D space. 

I believe that it is this pressure on 4th dimensional space and the
tendency of objects in our 4 dimensional space to move to alleviate
that pressure that is called "gravity". 

This of course assumes that particles are constantly emitting e-m
radiation of wavelegths shorter than we can detect. Personally, I
think that this is highly probably because matter is likely composed
of particles smaller than we can detect, too. 

It must be assumed that this consistant e-m radiation of matter is
naturally broadcast in harmony or in unison with the e-m radiation
of other matter. In this case, the interference patterns are the e-m
radiation intersection patterns from separate matter, which indicate
the 4D pressure points, (or as Einstein misinterpreted as 'the
curvature of space'). 

The point of gravity is to reduce the 4th dimensional pressure by
movement of the e-m sources to reduce or eliminate the
interference (intersection) patterns. 

The interesting thing is that when the e-m radiations are emitted in
harmony or unison, the interference patterns and 4D pressure may
be reduced by moving the e-m sources (matter) closer together.
The eliminating effect of such movement overbalances the increase
in intersection amplitude seen as the e-m sources move together. 

When the e-m sources are not emitting in unison or harmony, the
intersection amplitude (4d expansion amplitude) overbalances the
decrease in intersection of the e-m waves. In this case, the only
method of decresing 4D pressure is for nature to push the matter
apart and rely on the decrease in amplitude to overbalance the
increase in intersections. 

Remember that e-m radiation is a vibration of 3D space with all
amplitudes extending into 4D space. This 4D amplitude of e-m
does not create the gravitational pressure. It is just a vibration
"through" 4D space. When e-m 'intersects', additional 4D space is
actually created for a moment -- this causes pressure. 

Hope this is understandable. :)