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Can Third Dimension Explain Gravity

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Can Third Dimension Explain Gravity 02-13-2023 Dr. Perry Daneshgari      Gravity is the result of Mass-Energy dimension. Mass and energy will exchange along their axis. The space time is impacted by mass-energy dimension and is bent. Life-EM dimension is impacted by the other two dimensions. The combination of the three impacts results in the world as we know it. In other words, the gravity by itself would not exist if it wasn’t because of Space-Time dimension being impacted and EM-Life’s influence. If we take both EM-Life and Space-Time out, the gravity will disappear. Where these three dimensions meet, is the point of their singularity.  The dark matter and energy are the part of the universe which has not met the singularity to translate to the visible matter. It won’t have gravity. Gravity is the point of transfer between EM-L to visible universe. The other two dimensions exist without Mass-Energy dimension where gravity is non-existing in them....
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Change Makers are in Line with the Universe and Third Dimension

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Laws of Physics and our sensory

Hi All: I have a thought about our understanding of the universe as we know it. I assume, that all of our understanding and discovery of laws of physics are an extension or related to our sensory. In other words, we measure what we sense and we can then extend it with other tools to help us measure extremes of our senses, such as infrared or ultraviolet. So, here is the question: Would the laws of physics be different or change if our sensory changes or was different? Please let me hear your thoughts. Thnaks Perry
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