Engineering Time: Temporal Anomalies as Sources of Artificial Gravity
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: This paper presents a novel perspective on the nature of gravity, proposing that gravitational fields originate from temporal dynamics, specifically the interaction between the "arrow of time" and space-time curvature. By critically analyzing Einstein's theory of gravity and integrating experimental evidence, the research explores the theoretical and practical implications of creating artificial gravitational fields through localized time anomalies. Keywords: temporal force, time gradient, artificial gravity, arrow of time, space-time curvature, gravitational time dilation, ∇T, F_g, c²-scaling, temporal anomalies, inertial effects, energy flow, GPS validation, Gravity Probe A, atomic clocks, Kozyrev mirrors, thermodynamic time, engineered gravity, TTU framework, temporal mechanics, non-Einsteinian interpretation, experimental physics, gravitational potential, time asymmetry, artificial fields. Table of Contents Abstract Introduction 1.Energy and the Arrow of Time 2.Mechanics of Gravitational Force 3.Mathematical Model 4.Creating Gravitational Fields 5.Experimental Evidence 6.Applications and Implications 7.Conclusion References Introduction The conventional concept of a "gravitational field" is reevaluated, emphasizing its dependence on space-time curvature rather than being an independent entity. While Einstein's theory elegantly portrays gravity as the result of large masses distorting space-time, its incompleteness is apparent. Here, the primary cause of gravitational force is reassigned to temporal dynamics—specifically the "arrow of time."
Author: Lemeshko, Andriy
Institution: Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Language: English
Subfield: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6968513416
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