Inward Field Pressure Hypothesis (IFP

The Inward Field Pressure Hypothesis (IFP) proposes a novel perspective on gravity.Rather than viewing gravity as an attractive force between masses or a result of spacetime curvature,IFP suggests that a symmetric inward pressure from a surrounding spatial field pushes objects toward the center. This pressure, imagined as coming from a bubble-like boundary around matter, acts uniformly from all directions.The model explains gravitational-like behavior even without a central mass and offers an alternative view onmass accumulation, planetary formation, and possibly dark matter phenomena. By redefining gravity as external compression instead of internal attraction,IFP provides a simple yet deep conceptual framework for interpreting gravitational dynamics,and lays the foundation for potential future research into artificial gravity, cosmology, and new physics.