Theoretical Physics

Quantum Gravity

Definition

Theoretical framework suggesting the universe is computational, time is emergent, and gravity is quantum mechanical.

Related Theories (9)

Black Hole White Hole Connection
The hypothesis that wormholes represent a connection between a black hole entrance and a white hole exit allowing for transit between spacetime points
Dynamic Casimir Effect Engineering
Electromagnetic flux concentration converting virtual photons to real photons demonstrated in laboratory with black hole edge event showing comparable processes offering potential energy extraction processes but none currently applied to propulsion systems requiring engineering development
Genesis Mission Staged Disclosure
Genesis mission propaganda AI quantum computing announcement staged disclosure mechanism where government reveals advanced physics technologies while denying prior black world knowledge claiming AI solved unification theory first.
Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR)
Quantum mechanics-based theory of consciousness proposed by Penrose and Hameroff
Quantum Bounce Hypothesis
The rejection of classic black hole singularities in favor of a quantum bounce at the Planck scale where collapsing matter reverses rather than reaching infinite density
Relativistic Free Electron Laser Gravity Manipulation
Relativistic free electron laser accelerated near speed light alternating magnetic field synchrotron radiation Lorentz contraction wavelength short gravitational mass increase gravity manipulation
Sakarov Radiation Pressure Gravity
Gravitational attraction occurs via radiation pressure mechanism where bright objects in dark boxes repel by mutual radiation pressure while dark objects in bright boxes attract by mutual shadowing inverse square behavior
Spacetime Lattice Matrix Theory
Proposes that spacetime consists of a lattice matrix structure that is not empty but contains energy and supports various phenomena including gravity waves and warp drives
Time as Energy Field
Time is type of energy field preventing everything from happening at once rather than just physical interpretation of clocks.