Conceptpaper: The Suction Theory of Gravitation: An Ontological Reconstruction of the Gravitational Phenomenon

This position paper introduces the Suction Theory of Gravitation, a novel ontological framework that redefines gravity not as an external mechanical force or a passive distortion of spacetime, but as an intrinsic property of bound existence. We propose that every "state cloud"—from elementary particles to macro-cosmic bodies—generates an internal spatial minimum that acts as a singular pull. When multiple independent minima coexist, a relational gradient emerges, orienting the entities toward one another. Furthermore, this paper establishes cosmological continuity by defining planets and stars as "frozen vortices," demonstrating that modern gravitation is the direct, invisible continuation of the primordial vortex mechanics that shaped the early universe.