The Seed Theory (Obsolete Version): A New Vision of Gravitation
Anisse Zerouta · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) · 2019
Outdated version. Please refer to the updated work. https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-6570489/v1What if our persistent difficulty in understanding the true nature of gravity stemmed from a fundamental misconception—that gravity is not the result of interactions between masses within our own universe, but rather an emergent effect arising from matter–antimatter interactions across parallel universes?In this framework, these interactions are made possible by the presence of “Djamilars”: microscopic circular apertures embedded within the fabric of space-time.In this article, we present a novel theoretical model in which gravitation emerges through the geometric filtration of a universal multiversal force via Djamilars. We explore the implications of this mechanism for the formation of black holes, and propose that gravitational effects can be modulated—potentially even engineered—by altering the aperture size of these structures.