The Baryonic Charge Hypothesis of Gravity
posted in: Archive, Natural sciences, Number 3, Volume 4
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This article proposes a new hypothesis regarding gravity, suggesting that the gravitational field is not generated by mass, but by the baryonic charge of a body.
Classical theory considers gravity as an emergent property of mass; however, this model explores the possibility that interactions between baryons are responsible for the curvature of space. In this context, the potential existence of an anti-gravitational field associated with antimatter is also discussed. The article further explores the possibility of unifying the strong nuclear force with gravity as scalar manifestations of the same space-time curvature.
