Nature of Gravity

Abstract

The century-long era of formalism in physics has ended. The concept of space-time without matter is a thing of the past. Today we are reviving the simple, clear and distinct ideas of A. Einstein and T. Kaluza about the ether, set out in General Relativity. Masses themselves do not have the innate property of “curving space,” and galaxies do not fly in the void. The invisible dispersed medium of ether fills the Universe. Within the vortex disturbances of this medium, pressure gradients arise, which create gravitational forces.