Spacetime compressions, electric charge and EM fields

A team of researchers led by Jussi Lindgren has introduced a purely geometric theory that fulfills Einstein’s dream of unifying electromagnetism and gravity. By utilizing Weyl geometry and differential calculus, the study proposes that fundamental forces are not external objects but intrinsic distortions of spacetime. In this framework, electric charge is defined as a local compression of spacetime, while light is viewed as a ripple within the same geometric fabric. This model successfully derives nonlinear field equations that reduce to Maxwell’s classical equations in linear cases, providing a mathematical bridge between general relativity and quantum phenomena. Furthermore, the theory offers a potential foundation for anti-gravity propulsion by suggesting that manipulating spacetime geometry could produce thrust without traditional propellants.