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The study aims to reinterpret gravity through the lens of light energy density and its variations in space.

February 2, 2026Open Access

An Optical Reinterpretation of Gravity: Spatial Curvature as a Manifestation of Light Energy Density Gradients

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This work presents a novel framework linking light energy density to gravitational effects, suggesting new insights into mass formation.

The study aims to reinterpret gravity through the lens of light energy density and its variations in space.
Explored gravity in the context of the Light Universe framework
Examined local imbalances in light energy density
Investigated effects of photon energy loss due to cosmic expansion
Proposed that spatial curvature arises from variations in light energy density
Linked mass formation to the characteristics of light energy
Provided a unified model connecting light, space, mass, and gravity

Akihito Sugawara (2026) studied this question.

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