Extended Kinetic Relativity: The Interplay of Mass and Dark Energy in Spacetime Curvature

This paper presents a novel hypothesis extending Einstein's General Relativity from a dynamic mechanical perspective. We propose that spacetime curvature and gravity are not merely caused by static mass, but are a direct product of the active energy emitted by an object through its surface contact interaction with the dense ocean of dark matter filling the universe. This hypothesis provides a mechanical solution to current physical dilemmas, including the constant speed of falling objects in a vacuum, the true nature of time dilation, and the absorption mechanism within black holes, eliminating mathematical singularities (infinities) by absorbing relativity into a broader cosmic framework.