Proposes a model explaining gravitational attraction as time pressure in the Koku Universe, suggesting new insights into universal forces.
This paper proposes that gravity is Time Pressure in the Koku Universe, generated by the rotation of Gen-Kuuki Cells — the smallest units of the universe existing at the boundary between the Koku and Genki dual-layer universes. The gradient of this time pressure is identified as the true nature of gravitational attraction. This hypothesis was visually pre-described in the author's 2010 Flickr diagram 'time pressure', where each cell in the concentric circle structure corresponds to a rotating Gen-Kuuki Cell, and the 'TIME PRESSURE' label pointing toward the center represents gravitational attraction as time pressure gradient.
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