Quantum and Relativistic Gravity: A Kinetic Model of Space Flow for Understanding Potential Energy

Abstract

This paper proposes a novel approach to gravitational potential energy, deriving it from impediments to the flow of space. Building on a previous theory, the study demonstrates that gravitational energy is sourced from interactions that prevent objects from following space flow. It further explores time dilation by recognizing kinetic and gravitational contributions, presenting an alternative to conventional negative energy interpretation. In 1760, Lagrange included a minus sign to the gravitational potential energy to compensate this misunderstanding. A time dilation due to an increment in energy is what is observed in nature, i.e., a time dilation in cell phones which makes GPS accurate. This theory based on relativistic and quantum contribution, taking a step forward in explaining the gravitational effect and posits a universe of positive energy, challenging many-world hypotheses and offering an experimental approach to test this theory considering gravitational and kinetic time dilation during free-fall.