Unified field
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Dear reader I am pleased to submit my manuscript titled "A New Electrostatic Model of Gravitational Pull: Gravity as an Emergent Effect of Electromagnetic and Charge Equilibrium Systems" for your consideration. This paper introduces a new theoretical framework in which gravity is modelled not as a fundamental force produced by mass, but as an emergent phenomenon arising from the electrostatic and electromagnetic interactions within and around planetary bodies. The model is supported by original equations - including a final form, Equation 6 (ESP-G)-that incorporate planetary magnetic moment, density, radius, and storm-based charge modulation. These equations are validated using known data from Earth, Venus, Jupiter, and several moons, accurately matching gravitational observations, including cases where classical models struggle. A key contribution of this work is the proposed relationship between subatomic particle structure (particularly neutron and proton density) and gravitational field coupling. The model also offers explanations for natural phenomena - such as static-driven insect flight, pre-lightning uplift, and lunar tide modulation - that classical mass-based theories cannot fully address.This work has been developed independently and in collaboration with OpenAI's ChatGPT for computational modelling, drafting support, and planetary data analysis. I believe the theory offers a fresh, testable approach to understanding gravity and opens a pathway toward unified field models integrating gravitational, electric, and magnetic forces. Thank you for considering this manuscript for publication. I certify that this submission is original, not under consideration elsewhere, and free of conflicts of interest. I would welcome peer review and am happy to address any revisions or experimental inquiries that arise. Sincerely, Daniel John Martin
Author: Martin, Daniel
Language: English
Subfield: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6968748537
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