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...tive fields associated with the concept of torsion in geometry and general relativity. They may represent additional degrees of freedom in spacetime curvature an ...me caused by mass and energy, as described by Einstein's theory of general relativity. It influences the motion of objects and is responsible for phenomena such ...

...agnetic Drive]] (GEM Drive)''': Based on theoretical concepts from general relativity and electromagnetism, GEM drives aim to manipulate gravitational fields usi ...and related research. These equations arise from theories such as general relativity, electromagnetism, and quantum mechanics, providing insights into the under ...

...cal constant (Λ) introduced by Albert Einstein in his equations of general relativity. The cosmological constant represents a constant energy density filling spa ...in the laws of gravity on cosmic scales. These models propose that general relativity may need to be revised to account for the accelerated expansion, without th ...

...(three spatial dimensions plus time) is the basis of Einstein’s theory of relativity, where space and time are interwoven into a four-dimensional spacetime cont ...ons are used to reconcile the seemingly incompatible frameworks of general relativity and quantum mechanics. These theories explore how spacetime itself may emer ...

...d by the presence of Nexus energy. This can be modeled using the [[general relativity]] framework, where time dilation is described by: [[Category:General Relativity]] ...

...miniferous Æther theory and paved the way for Einstein's theory of special relativity, which dispensed with the need for a medium for light propagation. * While classical Æther theories were largely abandoned in favor of relativity, some interpretations of quantum mechanics suggest the existence of a guidi ...

...}</math>) for the Psi Field, analogous to stress-energy tensors in general relativity. The first term represents the energy density (<math>\varepsilon_{\text{psi ...