The Structural Cause of Gravity: A Foundational Science Perspective

> This paper presents a structural model for gravity grounded in Foundational Science, reframing gravitational phenomena as a consequence of temporal current interacting with domain-specific pressure. By reinterpreting gravity not as an attractive force or a geometric distortion, but as a function of current modulation through resistance, we offer a coherent and causally complete explanation for observed gravitational effects. This model eliminates the need for dark matter and general relativity's spacetime curvature, replacing them with domain-consistent constructs: temporal current, temporal tide, and temporal pressure. gravity, foundational science, temporal current, dark matter, domain dynamics