Hi Carlos,

you're asking perhaps the most important question in the universe.

But your theory appears flawed as follows: as soon as you have a deformation, you already have mass. What caused the deformation of space-time?

Its like the chicken and egg problem - they both produce the other, but who starts?

I think it is likely that mass is induced by symmetry breaking in spatial field-energy potential.

But I also don't yet know the answer:)

Good luck, and keep trying to find the answers. They are out there somewhere.

regards,

Terry

Dear Carlos and Terry,

I think you could consider the following article interesting:

ALL SPECIAL RELATIVITY EQUATIONS OBTAINED WITH GALILEAN TRANSFORMATION & EINSTEIN FIELD EQUATIONS OBTAINED ONLY WITH GAUSS CURVATURE AND ZOOM UNIVERSE MODEL CHARACTERISTICS ( ZOOM THEORY )

According to this theory, it is the mass-energy of the whole universe that gives it its hyper-spherical shape, with which a smaller mass-energy would cause a smaller curvature

Dear Terry,

Thank you for your comments.

Current theories give meaning to what they call dark matter and dark energy, but why defend this if they have not been able to detect them? . And yet they say that it is more than 95% of what the universe is made up of. The answer is that they still have no idea and it is based on what the current equations could be.

According to TEU, the mass is the physical representation of the space-time deformation differential within the particles with respect to the outer space. This differential generates a negative pressure of the space in the particles, which generates what we know as gravity.

If you observe this deformation differential it would be the equivalent of dark energy and dark matter. The problem is that to detect the space-time deformation differential we must have equipment that exists in an exact, measurable deformation and does not change over time (this part can be a little confusing) to be able to measure the particles with different deformation.

What generates this deformation ???

I invite you to read my articles in the link of the question where I explain this.

Of course it is a theory, for the development of it I understand that it is difficult to demonstrate, but we have the law of Hubble which gives an idea of ​​it.

Regards

CS