Gravity by field filament

<i>In this work, I present a simple but model that converts solar power (EM radiation) directly into acceleration (m/s²). Using a derived constant, I applied this method to the Sun and found that it gives correct gravity values for all objects in the solar system — including planets, moons, and even the Sun’s own gravity. However, since objects like the Moon do not radiate EM waves, yet still exert gravity, I theorized that there must be a hidden medium beneath the EM waves — a carrier field. I named this the Field Filament. Field Filaments are non-vibrating electromagnetic paths that exist throughout the universe. When vibrated, they form EM waves, but even in their silent state, they can carry pressure and transmit force. In SIMPLE TERMS there is a static field beneath EM waves. When this field vibrates, it becomes EM waves. When near mass, it moves towards the mass giving directional pressure , which we perceive as GRAVITY. </i> I start my paper by saying this.You have every right to doubt my assumptions — or even my math.<br> But when you do ,find your own value of solar power any way you like, multiply it by my constant , and you'll see: EM waves are connected to gravity. <br> <br>