Ch12 - EXPLANATION OF GRAVITY AND ELECTROMAGNETIC PHENOMENA THROUGH OUR UNIFIED SINGLE-FIELD THEORY
Channel: Audio Unabated
Date: 21/02/2024

- Garcia de la Concha builds on the idea of an intrinsic elliptic spatial geometry with relativity encoded in it, as established in previous chapters.   

- This geometry represents a substantive cosmic form, dynamically sustained through a time factor. Different geometric forms reflect different cosmic eras. 

- Euclidean geometry indicates the end/renewal of spatial form when substance fades to absolute timelessness at a alleged infinite density. The centrifugal/centripetal forces arise from this cycle between finite form and formless infinity.

- Electromagnetism fails to explain gravity since it cannot account for the continuous cosmic interplay of spatial substance, form and time. Its discrete particles and fields lead to contradictions.

- Weyl's continuous field concept and Maxwell's equations are used to adjust the mathematical interpretation within the dynamical space view, by restricting them from making infinite claims.

- Garcia de la Concha's alternative solution builds on Aristotle's substance/form conception, with form being geometric and sustained intrinsically through a temporal act capacity encoding relativity.  

In essence, this chapter builds the case for a continuous, geometrically dynamical spatial substance, sustaining relativity intrinsically, as an explanatory improvement over theories of electromagnetism and discrete particles. It offers a qualitative conceptual framework rather than quantitative formulas.