3-Space In-Flow Theory of Gravity: Boreholes, Blackholes and the Fine Structure Constant

TL;DR

This paper presents a 3-space in-flow theory of gravity that explains gravitational phenomena through space flow dynamics, linking the fine structure constant to gravitational effects and confirming this with borehole data.

Contribution

It introduces a new gravity theory involving two constants, including the fine structure constant, and validates it with borehole and astronomical observations.

Findings

Confirmed alpha as the fine structure constant with increased precision

Explained black holes and dark matter effects within the new theory

Challenged the fundamental validity of Newtonian gravity

Abstract

A theory of 3-space explains the phenomenon of gravity as arising from the time-dependence and inhomogeneity of the differential flow of this 3-space. The emergent theory of gravity has two gravitational constants: G - Newton's constant, and a dimensionless constant - alpha. Various experiments and astronomical observations have shown that alpha is the fine structure constant 1/137. Here we analyse the Greenland Ice Shelf and Nevada Test Site borehole g anomalies, and confirm with increased precision this value of alpha. This and other successful tests of this theory of gravity, including the supermassive black holes in globular clusters and galaxies, and the `dark-matter' effect in spiral galaxies, demonstrates the validity of this theory of gravity. This success implies that Newtonian gravity was fundamentally flawed from the beginning.