Gravity and Energy - The Origin

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This article, following the previous one, proposes a unifying vision of gravity and energy as an inseparable unity. From everyday examples to quantum and cosmological physics, it shows that energy only exists when there is a spatio-temporal geometric configuration that sustains it. It also suggests that energy can only exist between geometric configurations bounded by a minimum quantum (Planck ) and a maximum quantum (pre–Big Bang). Thus, energy is framed within these geometric boundaries. The idea is also developed that Einstein’s external gravity only manifests as a consequence of accumulated internal gravity, revealing its true origin. Einstein’s gravity, which manifests in the spacetime surrounding objects, has its root in their internal gravity—that is, in the spatial-temporal geometries of the objects’ constituents.

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