I am currently attempting to theorise an explanation for the
apparent relationship between gravity and magnetism. Both are a
'force' which acts over a distance, the strength of which
declines the further from the source one gets. Typical questions
one might ask: Are there particles for these forces, or is it
something deeper? Please state your ideas, because I am
interested in all kinds related to this topic, albeit I'd rather
original theories, than regurgitated mainstream. Well since you
asked.. I'm going to try to explain this in a logical form
although without pictures, it is difficult to communicate this
type of thing. Hypothesis 1: Our universe is made entirely of a
single substance currently called the "fabric of space" once
called "ether". Hypothesis 2: This fabric or ether has the
property of mutual repelling of every point within much like a
huge cloud of electrons. But it is also 100% homogeneous having
no particles within. Hypothesis 3: Variations in the density of
the ether causes what we observe