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Einstein tried to explain and unify gravity with General Relativity. He tried to weave gravity into space. The Ball-of-Light Particle Model puts it back into the particle were it belongs.
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If you have heard of Einstein's elevator thought experiment, let me start by saying it is wrong. It was helpful, but it did not explain gravity.
In physics, it is important to remember, any force can cause an acceleration. The force could come from any of the 3 fundamental fields — an electric field, a magnetic field, or a gravitational field — or, any combination of these 3 fields. Einstein's elevator thought experiment treated acceleration in terms of gravity only. It is illogical to ignore the other 2 fundamental fields.
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This 3-dimensional, geometric equation, is the key to unifying physics. Basically, it states that if you take the “cross product x“ of the electric field vector E and the magnetic field vector B, the result is the gravitational field vector G.Do not confuse the gravitational field “vector G“ (it has a small arrow above it) with the Gravitational constant (which is represented by a big "G" without a vector arrow above it) or with gravitational acceleration (which is represented by just a small "g").