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January 24, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Al-Subaie Electromagnetic–Gravitational Field Hypothesis (AEGF): A Generative Attempt Toward a Field-Based Origin of Gravitation

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MAMohammed Shelash Al-Subaie

Key Points

  • To explore if large-scale electromagnetic and plasma structures can generate gravitational-like effects.
  • Proposed the Al-Subaie Electromagnetic–Gravitational Field Hypothesis (AEGF) to explain gravitation.
  • Investigated connections between Earth's dynamo, ionosphere, and gravitational-like acceleration.
  • Encouraged critical analysis and independent testing by the physics community.
  • AEGF was found incompatible with precision tests of gravitation.
  • Inspired the development of the corrected Al-Subaie Field–Geometry Coupling Theory (AFGCT).
  • Preserved as a hypothesis-generating program despite being empirically invalid.

Abstract

This repository contains the full preprint of: The Al-Subaie Electromagnetic–Gravitational Field Hypothesis (AEGF): A Generative Attempt Toward a Field-Based Origin of Gravitation AEGF is presented as a generative hypothesis that was later found to be incompatible with precision tests of gravitation, and is preserved here as a conceptual stage leading to the corrected Al-Subaie Field–Geometry Coupling Theory (AFGCT). The work explores whether large-scale electromagnetic and plasma structures associated with Earth’s dynamo and ionosphere could generate an effective gravitational-like acceleration through gradients in field energy density. Although empirically invalid as a fundamental theory of gravitation, AEGF is preserved as a hypothesis-generating research program that motivated the development of a corrected, observationally consistent framework (AFGCT). The author explicitly invites critical analysis, corrections, extensions, and independent experimental tests by the broader physics community. Author:Mohammed Shelash Al-Subaie Independent Researcher, Saudi Arabia Email: shelash999@hotmail.com

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Mohammed Shelash Al-Subaie (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69746149bb9d90c67120b35ahttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18339391
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