Could gravity be made by electromagnetism?

[kwhilborn]

I hear you.

 

[Electro522]

I can't answer without using my own theory, so I'm unfortunately locked out of the discussion, even though my gravity is now affecting Voyager 1.

Pincho, so far I have seen post on two of my threads about you not being able to use your own theory of gravity. Could you explain to me what it is? I am extremely curious since I am very interested in things like this.

 

[Pincho Paxton]

Pincho, so far I have seen post on two of my threads about you not being able to use your own theory of gravity. Could you explain to me what it is? I am extremely curious since I am very interested in things like this.

I can get banned for posting my ideas in a science thread, unless science has no answer. Science has theories of Magnetism, so I can't mess around with it in here. There are two rooms for new ideas. Alternative Theories, and Pseudo-Science. I suppose you can ask a question in those rooms. You won't like the answer anyway.

 

[pluto2]

Gravity is always attractive. Electric forces can attract or repel. So, there's one difference right there.

Then why is the universe expanding (acceleratingly) if gravity is always attractive? Is it possible that gravity may become repulsive over very large distances?

 

[James R]

pluto2:

What I said wasn't quite true. With a cosmological constant in Einstein's gravitational equations, you can have repulsive gravity. The cause of the constant is given the name "dark energy" these days. It's a part of the theory I don't really understand very well. Maybe somebody else can help.