We can see things moving faster than light

There's so much we can't explain but I have a theory that answers a bunch of questions like how gravity and magnetism actually works. Basically, energy is movement, and we know atoms move but the movement is so tiny we don't think we can see the effect of this movement. But really it's this tiny movement that causes light and radiation but it doesn't actually make photons. As a tiny atom moves away everything is drawn towards it and if it's pushed back everything is pushed away. And this also counts for electrons gaining and losing orbits. So the energy or the movement of two masses of atoms far away from each other can actually balance the energy between them. We think there's light photons passing through space but maybe there's not. Maybe it's just gravity or the attraction/repulsion forces between very far objects. We know we don't actually see the light but only the reflection of light off of atoms and this explains it. Now you may think that's not true because we can bend light and focus light but that requires a medium of atoms aligned in a specific way. So that can be just a chain reaction of gravitational forces. I think this partially answers the question about force at a distance or rather force at distance explains gravity and radiation. It fits so well. It also makes sense because the light doesn't lose any energy with distance. The force of gravity between the masses may decrease with distance and lower the initial intensity but it can travel (without traveling so it can transfer over) massive distances with zero loss of energy. Because the energy being transferred doesn't actually pass through space. You can't block it you can only make it affect another mass. It's like hot and cold air balancing it's energy but without any collisions so it's just gravity forces across the universe. It's just movement balancing in empty space and movement is energy. All energy is movement. It's heat it's light it's radiation it's moving atoms versus atoms stuck together in a bond. The movement seems to want to balance but there's also randomness. So the universe is like a combination of a balance system and a random system. If you look at luck and probability. You see that everything wants to balance out but it's also able to be random. Anyways, just my thoughts.