Spacetime as a Dynamic Energy Field: A Testable Quantum Gravity Theory"
Abstract
The Connected Rings Theory (CRT) presents a transformative paradigm in quantum gravity, redefining the fundamental nature of the universe. This research challenges the traditional geometric interpretation of spacetime—as established by General Relativity—and proposes instead that gravity is the manifestation of a dynamic, fundamental quantum energy field. By shifting the focus from Riemannian curvature to field-potential interactions, CRT successfully bridges the gap between gravitational macro-physics and quantum mechanics. Key Scientific Advancements: Elimination of Singularities: Unlike classical models that predict infinite density at the center of black holes, CRT defines these regions as zones of "Dynamic Isolation". It asserts that black holes possess a finite, measurable quantum density, effectively resolving one of the longest-standing paradoxes in theoretical physics. A Physical Alternative to Dark Phenomena: The theory accounts for Dark Matter and Dark Energy without the need for undetected particles. Dark Energy is identified as the vacuum's intrinsic self-potential energy, while Dark Matter is explained through a kinetic coupling function that increases gravitational interaction in low-acceleration regimes. Field Stiffness and Resistance: CRT introduces the concept of "Field Stiffness," suggesting that the gravitational field possesses a non-zero effective mass that acts as a form of dynamic braking in high-gravity environments. Empirical Validation and the "Quantum Signature": The most compelling evidence for CRT lies in its analysis of the double pulsar system PSR J0737-3039. While previous observations between 2003 and 2019 attributed orbital timing deviations to environmental noise, this research demonstrates a precise, deterministic quadratic pattern that accumulated to 412 microseconds by the end of 2023. This consistent lag is not stochastic noise; it is a measurable "Quantum Signature" of the field's resistance, aligning perfectly with the mathematical predictions of the Connected Rings Theory. Conclusion: By integrating spacetime and gravity into a single energetic framework, CRT moves beyond mathematical abstraction toward a physical reality of finite, measurable energy. This theory offers a robust, unified explanation for cosmic dynamics, providing a new foundation for the future of astrophysical research.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 24 February 2026
- Language
- EN
- Document type
- Preprint