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Gravity and Energy – The Eternal Dance of Gravity and the Evolution of the Universe - Article 5/12

Authors: Da Costa, Vitor;

Gravity and Energy – The Eternal Dance of Gravity and the Evolution of the Universe - Article 5/12

Abstract

My dear friends, Continuing the series of previously published articles, I now present the 5th article – Gravity and Energy – The Eternal Dance of Gravity and the Evolution of the Universe,.The articles already published, as well as those yet to come within this theme, collectively present a unified vision of the universe — from its essence to the vastness of the cosmos, from its birth to its death. However, only by reading them in the order in which they were conceived will it be possible to gain a full understanding of this vision. This article presents an alternative interpretation of gravity as the structuring force of the universe, sustained by the space–time geometry of formats in a dialectical interaction with cosmic expansion. We start from the notion that each format—whether individual or collective—generates its own gravitational field. Gravity manifests itself on two levels: the internal, which corresponds to the total force of gravitational field generated by the format, and the external, which corresponds to the part that extends beyond its boundaries. The idea is explored that gravitational fields grow in proportion to the aggregation of formats, reinforcing global gravity. It is also shown that their intensity decreases with distance, not only by dispersion but also under the effect of expansion. This dynamic balance between gravity and expansion explains the formation of stable structures, the gradual evolution of systems, and, conversely, extreme phenomena such as black holes. Finally, it is argued that elementary particles, as fundamental formats, cancel each other out in the final collapse of the universe, returning to the unified state of the Big Crunch/Big Bang, ensuring the cyclical continuity of existence.

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Quantum Gravity, The electromagnetic energy, Quantum Field Theory, Cosmology (Physics), General Relativity, Space Time, Magnetic field, Unified Field Theory, Cosmic Evolution, Unification Theory, Foundations of Physics, Metaphysics of Science, Gravitational field, Particle Physics, Quantum Mechanics

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