Could the perception of Gravity be explained as motion through
higher dimensions. Could the perception of gravity be caused by
our 3 dimensional universe expanding (or even collapsing!)
through a higher dimension at an accelerating rate? So for
example, if space time is moving at a constant rate of
acceleration (creating an apparent expansion) though a higher
dimension, but objects in this space time have to pass through
the higgs field as the universe is moved along, these objects
would then resist this expansion. If space time is then part of
matter, then the local area of space time that the mass occupies
would resist this acceleration at a predictable rate, and if
space time is elastic as we believe... This could create dents
in the fabric of space time in the higher dimensions... For
example if a 2 dimensional plane were accelerated at a constant
rate through a 3 dimensional space... more massive objects in
that 2d plane would resist the acceleration and the 2
dimensional plane (if elastic) would be dist