Five-dimensional Gauge Theory
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Theories Citing This Reference (12)
Dynamic Theory
Proposes a fifth dimension representing total energy that explains nuclear processes.
Ether and lattice structure theory
Claims spacetimes are always structured
Extended electronamics
A theory combining electromagnetism and gravity, proposed by Hal Pudoff and discussed by Eric Davis
Extraterrestrial Universal Knowledge
Objects originating outside solar system begun journeys before human existence pre-dating national borders constitute universal knowledge belonging humanity rather than national secrecy government classification...
Ferris Williams 5D Unification Theory
A theoretical physics model proposing a fifth dimension that unifies gravity and electromagnetism. It predicts non-singular potentials, explaining dark matter as a time-dependent gravitational effect and redshift as...
Five-Dimensional Dynamic Theory
Einstein's general theory applies to a 4D hypersurface embedded in a 5D space, where the 5th potential is gravitational, linking electromagnetism and gravity.
Five-Dimensional Gravity Manipulation
The theory that gravity is a manifestation of a fifth-dimensional potential and can be manipulated electromagnetically to create warp drives or anti-gravity effects, rather than pushing an object through space.
Five-dimensional hypersurface
Extension of Einstein's theories to include five dimensions.
Five-dimensional theory of space-time and matter
A theory that examines the dynamics of shockwaves, energy implications, and mass-energy conversion rates in a five-dimensional space.
Lattice Spacetime / Ether
The idea that space is not empty but filled with a structured lattice or ether that possesses memory and is the medium through which gravity and electromagnetism interact.
MH370 Crash Location Theory
MH370 was ditched or crashed in the ocean near Africa, not Diego Garcia or the South Indian Ocean search zone, with debris washing ashore due to currents.
Michelson-Morley Reinterpretation via Gravity
The Michelson-Morley experiment does not disprove the ether; when oriented vertically, it shows interference patterns consistent with ether displacement by gravity.