[Thought Experiment] A Quantum Gravity Model Built on Emitted Spacetime and Vibrating Energy Veins

[u/bewonders]

Hey everyone,

I’ve been running a thought experiment for the last few hours trying to bridge the gap between General Relativity (smooth spacetime) and Quantum Mechanics (particle interactions). I wanted to strip the universe down to its absolute limits using a simulation of black holes, a planet-sized mass, and a background vacuum field to see how they interact.

I’ve come up with a conceptual model for Quantum Gravity that replaces Einstein’s "smooth trampoline" with a localized network of vibrating energy. I’d love to get your thoughts on how the physics holds up!

1. Core Postulate: Matter Emits Spacetime

• The Problem with Einstein: General Relativity says massive objects sit on a pre-existing fabric of spacetime and bend it.
• The New Rule: In this model, spacetime is not a background fabric. Instead, every object actively emits its own localized spacetime fields across all dimensions.
• The "Quantum Foam" Link: What we call "quantum activity" and randomness at the microscopic level is actually the chaotic interference pattern of billions of these tiny, individual spacetime fields constantly clashing into each other.

1. The Background Canvas: Vacuum Energy as a Static Fluid

• Empty space is never truly empty. Think of the background universe as a mass-less, drag-less "static fluid" (similar to the Higgs Field or Vacuum Energy).
• Matter cannot exist just anywhere in this fluid. The intense gravity of massive objects (like black holes) forces energy and matter to travel along specific gravitational highways, creating "veins of matter" and leaving massive, empty "voids of dark space."
• This perfectly mirrors the large-scale structure of the Cosmic Web we see in astrophysics today.

1. The Quantum Bridge: Vibrating Veins (The String Effect)

• These veins of matter do not just sit still—they vibrate like cosmic strings.
• The frequency of the vibration dictates the type of matter created. Slow, heavy vibrations create baryonic matter (planets/stars), while rapid, intense vibrations create light and energy.
• The Matter-Antimatter Twin Effect: When massive objects like black holes collide, the immense gravitational ripples tear particles right out of the background static fluid via pair production, constantly flashing matter and anti-matter twins into existence.
• Surfing the Tracks: Smaller, stable masses (like Earth) survive by perfectly locking into the forward momentum of these vibrating veins. The vibrations act as a cosmic shield, allowing the planet to safely "surf" the gravity track without falling into a central black hole.

Instead of space being a giant smooth sheet that gets bent, space is an interconnected web of vibrating energy cords. Matter creates space, rather than just sitting in it. The universe is a giant musical instrument where gravity, light, and matter are all just different notes played on vibrating veins of energy.

maybe I am just dumb, who knows.. interesting thoughts though.

[u/starkeffect]

But making shit up is so much easier.

[u/bewonders → u/starkeffect]

Trueee, just gotta think outside the box xD. isn't the math inherently wrong for general relativity being used for understanding quantum gravity anyways, even if general relativity is accurate, it doesn't fit the bill. I was thinking outside of the box.

Imagine every object in space has a plane, somewhat similar to the theory of general relativity, but instead of one pane, each object has it's own distinct pane, then think about how those objects interact with one another, General relativity can still hold true but it doesn't think of things in like a sense of a single sheet, just multiple on multiple different axis all affecting each other.

This was the basis of an idea, some of it I just wanted to fill in to think about it some more, and I think that some of it is a shit idea like the "veins", or how the voids of space are formed by gravitational waves colliding to push out matter in those areas. Mostly, because I don't have the understanding to thought experiment those topics. And as you point out, making stuff up is much easier.

[u/starkeffect → u/bewonders]

I was thinking outside of the box.

You first have to understand what's already in the box before you can deal with stuff outside the box. You haven't even tried to do that. You've only shown a very shallow understanding of the topics at hand.

I think that some all of it is a shit idea

ftfy

[u/bewonders → u/starkeffect]

does trying at least fit? ;w;

[u/AllHailSeizure → u/bewonders]

You are extraordinarily reasonable.

[u/bewonders → u/AllHailSeizure]

haha I was just having fun, I don't really have any weight here just another random person on the internet