3. THEORY OF QUANTUM GRAVITY

This edition represents an updated and expanded version of the author’s theory of Dark Voids and the structural nature of gravity. It presents an alternative conception of the Universe, based on a logical and informational Structure as the immaterial foundation of all forms and interactions.

The book unites two logically connected parts: the first offers a theoretical explanation of the nature of so-called “black holes”, dark matter and dark energy from the perspective of structural coherence and quantum gravitational fields; the second explores the potential influence of Dark Voids on the evolution of the Solar System, including the hypothesis of the annihilation of a fifth planet under the influence of a non-material gravitational field.

In contrast to classical approaches, the presented theory views gravity not as a consequence of mass, but as a result of distortions in the logical and informational Structure. This understanding makes it possible to explain both the disappearance of objects within the accretion zone and the stability of galactic systems without appealing to the concept of dark matter as an unverified physical substance.

This work forms the basis for the author’s two subsequent books:

Structural Quantum Gravity — a formalised theory of quantum gravity, and
Structural Universe — a philosophical and scientific study of logic, consciousness, time, and the immaterial as the structural foundation of reality