WIGIT: The Wave-Induced Gravitational Inertia Theory

Wave-Induced Gravitational Inertia Theory (WIGIT) takes you on a bold journey to rethink one of the universe’s most mysterious forces—gravity. This conceptual framework challenges traditional physics by proposing that gravity emerges from dynamic interactions between waves and mass, rather than from space-time curvature or invisible particles.

This work isn’t polished, and the ideas remain in rough form, as I’ve tackled complex concepts without the luxury of an editor or professional refinement. But for those curious about new ways to bridge gaps between quantum mechanics, cosmology, and gravitational theory, WIGIT offers an intriguing glimpse into a different kind of future physics.

If you're tired of dense equations and theoretical frameworks that feel out of reach, WIGIT is for you. Written with simplicity and passion, this book focuses on the heart of ideas—making it ideal for explorers eager to push beyond conventional science and discover new possibilities in the way we understand gravity and the universe itself.