About Us

The Center of Gravitational Field Study was founded in 2023 to help create a new paradigm of gravitational physics that will forever change our world and economy. 

Einstein's profoundly elegant 4-dimensional spacetime of Relativity will soon be replaced by a new 10 + dimensional mathematical construct that exists well beyond our perception. Contrived concepts, such as 95% of the universe is comprised of invisible dark matter and energy, will no longer be necessary to resolve the few mathematical shortcomings in his 100-year-old field theories and a Theory of Grand Unification will finally be within our grasp.

Similar to the rest of the spooky quantum mechanical world, we believe our universe is a fabric comprised of 11-dimensional plank-sized or smaller bubbles or energy packets of entangled spacetime.  This quantum space defies what we currently understand of our limited 4-dimensional existence. 

To truly grasp the nature of gravity we need to study various phenomena found across multiple disciplines including natural paradoxes, which represent gaps in our understanding, solid-state physics, string theory, and quantum gravity.  

Superconductivity in compounds such as ZnMgO2 and thin films, suggests there is a greater all-encompassing theory in which the structure of a solids and phonon interaction drives the formation of cooper pairs. Our application-based approach to the engineering of metamaterials will lead to a better understanding of these interactions. 

This intuitive approach to phonon research will soon bridge the divide between the world of quantum effect and our macroscopic world making such technology as an Inertial Mass Reduction Device (IMRD) a reality.

The Center for Gravitational Field Study poured the foundation for our facility dedicated to research into superconductors, metamaterials, and the behavior of phonons on September 12, 2023.  

Science does not evolve in a vacuum. We welcome your suggestions, unusual observations, and comments. Please understand, however, that we have limited resources and will make every effort to reply to every legitimate correspondence. Please rest assured every message will be read and is appreciated.

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