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Concept

Gravity in RM

Gravity is treated as fundamental. State Æ does not create the law of gravity; the programme explores whether its transmissible and measurable manifestations can be represented through a relational physical continuum.

Gravity is treated as fundamental. State Æ does not create the law of gravity; the programme explores whether its transmissible and measurable manifestations can be represented through a relational physical continuum.

Why it matters

RM requires every physical concept to have a defined role and an explicit burden of proof. A name does not become a physical fact merely because it appears in an equation.

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