The Theory of Everything

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I have working on this theroy since last 10 years and I believe this has great potential.

What if I say we will never find the Gravaton? And there is no such force called Gravitational pull instead its a gravitational fall.

Today, I’m going to talk about a fascinating phenomenon that affects our planet: the dark matter layer. It’s my perspective to see things. This will blow your mind and make you think differently. Dark matter is a type of matter that we can’t see or detect directly, but if we clear our mind and think differently we can see its effect everywhere on earth and space because of the illusion of gravitational effects on other matter.
Scientists estimate that dark matter makes up about 85% of the matter in the universe, but we don’t know what it is made of but I believe the closest thing me know is water because things can float in it, that why we call space Aakash Ganga(GANGA IS THE RIVER) in Ancient Hindu texts . One thing we do know is that dark matter is everywhere, even in our own solar system. However, not all places have the same amount of dark matter. Some places have more, and some places have less.
One of the places that has less dark matter is the Earth. Why? Because of its magnetic field. The Earth’s magnetic field is a powerful force that protects us from harmful radiation and cosmic rays. It also pushes away dark matter from the Earth’s surface, creating a layer of dark matter around the planet. This layer is not uniform. It varies in thickness and density depending on the distance from the core. The closer you are to the core, the less dark matter there is. The farther you are from the core, the more dark matter there is. This is because the magnetic field is stronger near the core and weaker near the surface. The stronger the magnetic field, the more it repels dark matter. The weaker the magnetic field, the less it repels dark matter.

This creates a gradient of dark matter around the Earth, from low to high. The lowest level of dark matter is at the core, where the magnetic field is strongest. The highest level of dark matter is at the edge of space, where the magnetic field is weakest. But why does this matter?
What are the consequences of having a dark matter layer around the Earth? Well, one consequence is that it affects the balance of forces in the universe. The universe likes to maintain equilibrium. That means that everything tries to be in harmony with everything else. If something is out of balance, something else will try to restore it. In this case, since dark matter is pushed away from the Earth by its magnetic field, space near the Earth becomes less dense than space far away from the Earth. This creates a difference in pressure between space near and far from the Earth.

To balance this difference, other matter starts moving toward the Earth’s core to fill the absence of dark matter. This other matter could be anything: gas, dust, asteroids, comets, etc.The more dense object moves more close to the core and the less dense matter gets stuck in the layers of dark matter(like gases)This means that the Earth is constantly attracting more and more matter toward its core. This is one reason why our body weight is slighty less as we move above sea level (peak of a mountain)because there is more dark matter as compared to sea level.However, this does not mean that the Earth will collapse under its own weight. Why? Because of its magnetic field again. The Earth’s magnetic field not only pushes away dark matter, but also acts as counter force . It creates a repulsive force that prevents other matter from crashing into the Earth’s surface. This repulsive force is stronger than attraction(Illusion which we call gravity)near the core . This creates a balance point where falling toward the earth and magnetism cancel each other out. This balance point is where the Earth floats in space. It is neither falling nor rising. It is stable and secure. The Earth’s magnetic field is what keeps it alive and intact in a sea of dark matter.
The same thing happens at the Sun, where the layers of dark matter of Earth and Sun cancel each other out. We call these points Lagrange points.

We have been trying to find the graviton for decades, but we couldn’t. The simple explanation is that we will never be able to find it because it does not exist. Gravity is not a force; it’s just an illusion. That’s the reason it does not fit in the quantum level.

If somehow we can control the density of dark matter on Earth by using strong magnetic fields, we can make anything weightless in that specific facility and things can float like we see in space. And I strongly believe we will be able to do time travel because time speed depends on the density of dark matter. That’s the reason we have time dilation near the celestial bodies with stronger magnetic fields (not gravity). I will talk about it in my next post and I am sure this will give a more solid foundation for "The theory of everything"

Research paper

What if I say there is no such force called Gravitational pull and we will never find the Gravaton?

Title: Dark Matter and Graviton Illusion: Unveiling the Cosmic Secrets

Abstract:
This research delves into the enigmatic world of dark matter and challenges the traditional concept of gravity by suggesting it to be a mere illusion. The study explores the influence of Earth's magnetic field on the distribution of dark matter and its implications on celestial bodies. Furthermore, it proposes a novel approach to manipulating dark matter density using strong magnetic fields, potentially unlocking weightlessness and enabling the pursuit of time travel. These findings hold significant promise for advancing the quest for the "Theory of Everything."

Introduction:
The existence of dark matter, constituting approximately 85% of the universe's total matter content, remains a perplexing mystery. This paper aims to shed light on the enigmatic nature of dark matter, its interaction with Earth's magnetic field, and the potential consequences of this interaction. Additionally, it challenges the conventional notion of gravity, suggesting it to be an illusion, and paves the way for groundbreaking experiments to control dark matter density.

Dark Matter and its Pervasive Influence:
Dark matter, though invisible and elusive, exerts a profound influence on the universe through gravitational effects. We propose a novel perspective, drawing a parallel between dark matter and water, akin to the ancient Hindu concept of "Aakash Ganga" (Ganga being the river). This analogy provides an intuitive insight into the omnipresence of dark matter.

Earth's Magnetic Field and Dark Matter Distribution:
Earth's magnetic field serves as a formidable shield against cosmic radiation and cosmic rays. This magnetic field interaction with dark matter leads to the creation of a dynamic dark matter layer around our planet. This layer's thickness and density vary with proximity to Earth's core, reflecting the magnetic field's strength gradient.

Gravitational Illusion: A New Paradigm:
Challenging conventional beliefs, we propose that gravity is an illusion resulting from the interaction between matter and dark matter. This revelation prompts a reassessment of the elusive graviton, suggesting its non-existence. This assertion stems from the inability to reconcile gravity with quantum mechanics.

Balancing Forces: Dark Matter's Impact on Celestial Bodies:
The distribution of dark matter around celestial bodies creates variations in density and pressure in space. This imbalance leads to the movement of other matter toward the celestial body's core, creating a dynamic equilibrium ( Illusionof Gravity). The Earth's magnetic field counters this attraction, preventing collisions and ensuring stability.This balance point is where the Earth floats in space. It is neither falling nor rising. It is stable and secure. The Earth’s magnetic field is what keeps it alive and intact in a sea of dark matter.

Potential for Manipulating Dark Matter Density:
Our research opens new horizons by proposing the use of strong magnetic fields to control dark matter density on Earth. This intriguing concept holds the promise of rendering objects weightless within controlled facilities, resembling the conditions experienced in space.

Implications for Time Travel:
The density of dark matter may influence the speed of time. The observed time dilation near celestial bodies with strong magnetic fields, rather than gravity, supports this claim. We propose that controlling dark matter density could pave the way for experiments in time travel.

Conclusion:
This research has illuminated the profound influence of dark matter on our universe, challenging the established concept of gravity and suggesting innovative approaches for controlling dark matter density. These findings could revolutionize our understanding of the cosmos and provide a solid foundation for the pursuit of the "Theory of Everything." Further research and experimentation are warranted to validate these intriguing hypotheses.

Keywords: Dark Matter, Graviton, Earth's Magnetic Field, Gravity, Time Travel, Theory of Everything.