Mass and Gravity as Emergent Properties of Fundamental Magnetic Interactions: A Novel Hypothesis

Abstract

In classical physics and general relativity, mass is regarded as an inherent characteristic of matter, with Since Newton and Einstein, we have seen "mass" as a basic property that directly creates gravity. Quantum research, however, has revealed that the mass of protons and the energy of internal quark-gluon interactions is the primary source of neutrons rather than The primary source of neutrons is not their naked bodies, but their mass and the energy of internal quark-gluon interactions. This essay puts forth a novel theory: mass and gravity are actually big effects of basic magnetic interactions between the building Protons and electrons serve as the fundamental building blocks of matter. Consequently, magnetism is not a secondary force but rather the fundamental basis for gravity, mass, and stability.                                                                                  

Keywords: emergent gravity; magnetic interactions; effective mass; quantum magnetism; magnetic solids; fundamental forces.