I might interject a postscript to my previous post in this Thread as to how ether can account for gravity.
My Ether Model proposes that a universal ether came about when a symmetrical, purely-oscillational, "first world," consisting of oscillatory point-localities (between the oscillating points non-oscillatory space provided the necessary room for the oscillations). The points that were oscillating underwent oscillational fatigue, producing Yin-Yang pairings of elemental oscillatory units. These "points" then necessarily would have had to undergo reversible reversion to singleton elementary points, which the broke the symmetry of first-world space, which transitioned the first world of oscillating elemental points to a new spatial world now consisting of elemental ether units, and intervening empty space which had previously provided the space needed for oscillation. Everything existing in space from then on would be fundamentally composed of elemental ether units.
Later, this unstructured, matrix-like ether-world was changed to the present quantum-structured world which contains solid bodies subject to gravitational attraction.
The way this fits together as an ether model of gravity involves the concept of a universal "elemental ether unit continuum," in which all the atoms and quantum units have been built up via entrainment of elemental ether units. Thus, all atoms and quantum units retain their connection with the (identical) elemental ether units all around them in the ether matrix. All these elemental ether units are elemental and thus identical, and in contact with each other. (This is the only way to rationally explain Quantum Entanglement.)
When two solid bodies are being attracted toward each other gravitationally, what is happening at the elemental level is that the elemental ether units making up the atoms of the bodies (which are at a higher-energy state, by being inside the body's atoms) continue to interact with identical (but lower-energy) elemental ether units in the "auric" space between the two bodies. (This can be described as an "elemental ether-unit-continuum"), which causes the ether units in the auric space zone near the two bodies to become more energized, which tends to pull the ether units toward each other, contracting the tiny spaces between ether units in this "auric" zone. Thus, the ether in this zone constricts, which pulls the two bodies toward each other gravitationally.
