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The aether model, as we have been developing it, offers a unique perspective on quantum gravity by grounding the interactions of matter and energy in the structure and dynamics of the aether lattice. While traditional models of quantum gravity—such as those that aim to unify general relativity and quantum mechanics—rely on abstract fields and quantum particles, the aether model proposes that gravity and quantum phenomena are the result of disturbances and interactions within a physical, underlying medium: the aether. | The aether model, as we have been developing it, offers a unique perspective on quantum gravity by grounding the interactions of matter and energy in the structure and dynamics of the aether lattice. While traditional models of quantum gravity—such as those that aim to unify general relativity and quantum mechanics—rely on abstract fields and quantum particles, the aether model proposes that gravity and quantum phenomena are the result of disturbances and interactions within a physical, underlying medium: the aether. | ||
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