PHYSICS Journal: Theoretical and Experimental Studies
Research Article Volume: 1 & Issue:1
Abstract
This paper explores the theoretical hypothesis that the observed universal physical forces of reality known as gravity and dark energy are not forces but in fact represent opposite higher dimensional forms in polarity with each other represented within a unified field as an intersecting axis within a seven-dimensional hyperspatial ether. This unified field theory of hyperspatial subspace ether suggests that gravity, responsible for the formation of galactic and solar accretion disks, is the predominantly active force at short cosmological ranges, while at an increased intergalactic scale, dark energy appears to be responsible for the universe’s ever increasing rate of expansion. An intermediate zone of balance between the two-dimensional subspace forces appears to be responsible for the now disproved theory responsible for a balanced equilibrium of intergalactic expansion known as the cosmological constant. Theoretical insights from string theory, quantum mechanics, and cosmology, combined with observed experimental evidence are drawn upon to support this theoretical hypothesis.