Anti-Gravity

Our antigravity equation redefines how energy influences space-time. Instead of seeing gravity as solely attractive, we introduce a summation where the Present System tensor is the combined result of the Past (potential energy) and Future (kinetic energy) systems. When this total energy sum is inverted — that is, when the energy density becomes negative — space-time curvature flips direction, creating a repulsive effect. This leads to the emergence of antigravity: a phenomenon where objects would naturally repel instead of attract.

The equation shows that negative mass results in negative curvature of space-time, described mathematically by inverting the Riemann curvature tensor. Combined with hyperspherical topology and scalar field instabilities, this allows certain regions of space to expand outward instead of collapsing inward. Antigravity in our model is not a new force but a geometric effect arising from how energy summations bend or unbend the fabric of the universe.