Disruptive Gravity: A Quantizable Alternative to General Relativity

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Gravity is the most problematic interaction of modern science. Questioning the very foundations of gravity might be the key to understanding it better since its description changed over time. Newton described it as a force, Einstein described it as a spacetime curvature and this paper shows how gravity can be described as a force able to bend spacetime instead. Applied to cosmology, gravity as a spacetime bending force doesn’t require Dark Energy. Described as a spacetime bending force, gravity becomes quantizable as a force in curved spacetime which is compatible with the Standard Model of particle physics. Therefore, one could associate the Standard Model to this theory and achieve Quantum Gravity.

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Ramses Bounkeu Safo. 2020. \u201cDisruptive Gravity: A Quantizable Alternative to General Relativity\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - A: Physics & Space Science GJSFR-A Volume 20 (GJSFR Volume 20 Issue A8): .

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Gravity is the most problematic interaction of modern science. Questioning the very foundations of gravity might be the key to understanding it better since its description changed over time. Newton described it as a force, Einstein described it as a spacetime curvature and this paper shows how gravity can be described as a force able to bend spacetime instead. Applied to cosmology, gravity as a spacetime bending force doesn’t require Dark Energy. Described as a spacetime bending force, gravity becomes quantizable as a force in curved spacetime which is compatible with the Standard Model of particle physics. Therefore, one could associate the Standard Model to this theory and achieve Quantum Gravity.

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