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GRAVITY IN THE AETHER LATTICE MODEL
GRAVITY IN THE AETHER LATTICE MODEL


    CONCEPT:
:CONCEPT:
        Gravity arises because the lattice, which forms the fabric of space, seeks its lowest energy state.
::Gravity arises because the lattice, which forms the fabric of space, seeks its lowest energy state.
        Mass is represented as discontinuities in the lattice, which distort the surrounding structure.
::Mass is represented as discontinuities in the lattice, which distort the surrounding structure.
        The lattice tension pulls discontinuities (masses) together to restore equilibrium.
::The lattice tension pulls discontinuities (masses) together to restore equilibrium.


    INVERSE-SQUARE RELATIONSHIP:
:INVERSE-SQUARE RELATIONSHIP:
        The distortion spreads outward in all directions (spherically).
::The distortion spreads outward in all directions (spherically).
        The force between masses diminishes with the square of the distance, just like in Newtonian gravity.
::The force between masses diminishes with the square of the distance, just like in Newtonian gravity.


    FORMULA:
:FORMULA:
    F=Ga⋅m1m2r2
:F=Ga⋅m1m2r2
    F=Ga​⋅r2m1​m2​​
:F=Ga​⋅r2m1​m2​​


    Where:
:Where:
        F = Gravitational force
::F = Gravitational force
        m_1, m_2 = Masses (proportional to their lattice distortions)
::m_1, m_2 = Masses (proportional to their lattice distortions)
        r = Distance between masses
::r = Distance between masses
        G_a = Aether gravitational constant, dependent on lattice density and rigidity.
::G_a = Aether gravitational constant, dependent on lattice density and rigidity.


    LATTICE CONSTANT:
:LATTICE CONSTANT:
        G_a is determined by:
::G_a is determined by:
        Ga∝1lattice density⋅lattice rigidity
::Ga∝1lattice density⋅lattice rigidity
        Ga​∝lattice density⋅lattice rigidity1​
::Ga​∝lattice density⋅lattice rigidity1​


    DISTINCTIVE FEATURES:
:DISTINCTIVE FEATURES:
        The lattice model suggests that gravity may show quantization effects at very small scales.
::The lattice model suggests that gravity may show quantization effects at very small scales.
        Deviations from classical gravity might occur near extremely massive objects or in quantum systems.
::Deviations from classical gravity might occur near extremely massive objects or in quantum systems.


    TENSOR EXTENSION:
:TENSOR EXTENSION:
        A lattice distortion field could follow:
::A lattice distortion field could follow:
        Rmu,nu−(1/2)gmu,nuR=(8piGa/c4)Tmu,nu
::Rmu,nu−(1/2)gmu,nuR=(8piGa/c4)Tmu,nu
        Rm​u,nu−(1/2)gm​u,nuR=(8piGa​/c4)Tm​u,nu
::Rm​u,nu−(1/2)gm​u,nuR=(8piGa​/c4)Tm​u,nu
        Here, R_mu,nu represents the curvature of the lattice caused by mass-energy (T_mu,nu).
::Here, R_mu,nu represents the curvature of the lattice caused by mass-energy (T_mu,nu).


VALIDATION AND TESTS:
VALIDATION AND TESTS:


    Perform microgravity experiments to check for quantization at small scales.
:Perform microgravity experiments to check for quantization at small scales.
    Reinterpret gravitational waves as lattice oscillations from large disruptions.
:Reinterpret gravitational waves as lattice oscillations from large disruptions.
    Study extreme environments (black holes, cosmological distances) for deviations.
:Study extreme environments (black holes, cosmological distances) for deviations.


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