A New Interpretation of Motion, Inertia, and Gravity

Abstract This article proposes a new theoretical foundation for gravity: the gravitational force arises from the inertial effects of moving masses. That is, any motion generates inertia, and inertia manifests as an effective mass. Gravity is the result of the interaction of this inertial motion with other objects. This approach is compared with Newtonian mechanics and Einstein's general theory of relativity, aiming to unify both into a single consistent theory.