Four days ago, in my previous post , I said I need to illustrate my equations on steric quantum gravity in 3D. The reason for this statement was that it appeared that people weren’t able to fully understand what I meant without seeing the equations illustrated in 3D. While I had already shown the equations in 2D plots in projections in x-y, x-z and y-z dimensions, it seemed that these projections were too abstract. Sometimes the only way to form a 3D image in someone’s head i

In my last post  I talked about gravity being a repulsive force on a smaller scale. Or specifically, when dealing with molecules of gas. In today’s post, I’m trying to represent gravity as steric phenomenon, where the curvature of spacetime is a result of space never being a true vacuum in the macroscopic scale. At least if vacuum is defined as an absence of particles. This means that gravity isn’t primarily an attractive interaction, but a repulsive one. However, the repulsi

I’ve had a two-month long holiday from blog posts but know I’ve finally decided to post again. There are two reasons for the pause in posts. The first is that I indeed received a rejection to my sneaky theory of quantum gravity. And the second reason was that I knew that my next post would be addressing the responses from the reviewer, but I didn’t have the proper state of mind to do this.   To cut a long story short, the journal had only got a single reviewer to look at my p