The Fall of Gravity

• Explores the true cause of gravitation and its connections with infinity

• Exposes the problems of current gravitation theory, including the crises of “dark matter” and “missing mass”

• Shows how gravity and inertia can be controlled, enabling free energy and antigravity technological applications

Discovered by Newton and expanded by Einstein, the modern theory of gravitation is collapsing. It cannot account for 95% of the mass and energy observed in our universe. The source of gravitational energy has never been discovered. And, after 400 years of theorizing, the cause of inertia is still a complete mystery.

Sharing the results of more than 7 years of research into gravity, inertia, and thermodynamics, independent researcher Aram Alcalay reveals his theory of gravitation and shows how gravity and inertia can be controlled, enabling free energy and antigravity technological applications. He exposes the problems of current gravitation theory, including the crises of “dark matter” and “missing mass.” He explains how entropy—the second law of thermodynamics—is a myth and was never formulated to fit the non-equilibrium state of the actual universe.

Presenting his system in detail, Alcalay shows that free energy is the fundamental structural foundation of the force of gravity and inertia. He examines the cause of gravitation, the source of its energy, and the mode of its propagation. He explains that Einstein was incorrect in limiting the speed of gravitation to the speed of light, and that Newton almost figured it out. Connecting gravity with Georg Cantor’s theory of infinite sets, the author reveals how the faster-than-light speed of gravity is not a single magnitude, but an infinite set of variable magnitudes. He explores methods to control gravity and inertia through interactions between electrostatic and gravitational fields to harness free energy.

Establishing a revolutionary conceptual theory of gravitation, the author reveals that a world-transforming paradigm shift to a future of free energy, faster-than-light space travel, and fuel-less propulsion systems is possible.