The Theory Of Gravity from Inflation (Version 1.0)

A little background on this Theory

I have had this idea for a long time and just wanted to note it down
I have always felt that gravity is not well defined as a force and it feel more like an observation. So I have always wanted to figure out what gravity really is. I initially thought that gravity was caused by some kind of pressure be it gravitons or even dark matter. But I know think it caused by inflation and I will outline my points below.
Eventually I hope to get some math down to prove all of this.

Of Gravity and Inflation?

What if inflation causes gravity?
I will start by assuming that matter affects inflation by slowly slowing it down propotionally to it mass and distance.
So the space around any mass is inflating slower proportionally to its distance from the mass.
Lets take the case of two masses. M and m.
If they are separated by some distance.
|...|[][][][][][][][]M[][][][]m[][][][][][][][]|...|
M = mass 1
m = mass 2
[] = planck cube

As the space around the objects expands inflation will push both mass towards each other proportionally to the mass and distance from each other. The space between the mass will expand slower that the space outside and this will result in the masses moving closer as time passes. We can say the two masses are gravitationally bound since the space between them moves slow than the space outside.
If the distance between then is large enough then this effect will not have much of an effect as space will expand between then and push them a part as inflation grows.
Gravity is the force exacted by inflation on matter.

Of Time and Inflation

We all know that gravity affects time. But if gravity is the slowing of inflation. Then can inflation have an effect on time? In fact the slowing of inflation can actually be the result of gravity slowing time. So instead we can say time moves slower proportionally to mass and distance. This slow time will affect inflation and cause it to slow down around the mass and faster away. This is the what caused the effect of gravity.

Of Energy and Inflation

Since energy and matter are the same as per E=mc^2. Then energy will affect inflation the same way.

Then what about the BIG BANG?

I believe inflation was very slow at the start of the universe due to too much mass/energy (dark energy) at the same point. But eventually and slowly the mass/energy would have slowly separated and triggered the rapid inflation event before gravity took over and slowed things down.

Of Quantum and Inflation?

Lets assume the universe was divided into planck length cubes (1 unit = planck cube).
I did do some math on this.
We currently have inflation at 73Km per 1 Megaparsec per sec.
This is about 4.5625x10^39 planck cubes added per 1 megaparsec per second.
We can then say that in every meter we have around 1.5 x 10^20 planck cubes added.
This is about 6x10^9 planck cubes in the diameter of a Hydrogen atom. (Hydrogen atom = 1.5625x10^24 planck lengths)
This is not a big as you might think based on the huge diameter of the hydrogen atom.

This comes to 1 planck cube for every 1.0667 x 10^15 planck cubes (around 1.7x10^20 meter)
But this doesn't mean it doesn't have an effect its just weak~ish at this scale. Not very much space between atoms or particles. Also the inflation influence of an electron for example is very small.
I still need more math to prove and expand on all of this.

Of Dark Energy and Inflation?

Dark energy is believed to be a property of space that is causing it to expand. (Something along those lines) So then is Gravity = Dark Energy. Lets see what the theory of inflation says.

Of Dark Matter and Inflation?

I believe dark matter does affect inflation and slow it down like matter does, But it is not easily push around like matter. And in some case might also affects how gravity behaves. We can see that gravity around galaxy is different that would be expected. (I also have an idea that Dark Matter is actually a collection of virtual particles left after the other paired particle was absorbed by a blackhole. But that is a theory for another day.)

The Inflation Theory

The inflation theory by Alan Guth states that the early Universe expanded exponentially fast for a fraction of a second after the Big Bang.
Is it possible that gravity didn't exist before the Big Bang. After the fraction and gravity was created and slowed inflation?

I will add more notes as I think of them.
(I will create an improved posts each time.)

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I hope this little spark, lights a fire in you.
Thank you for reading this, all comments and feedback are welcomed.

By Leo Kamwathi

All the ideas here are ALL my own.