MWT: Monopole Wake Theory of Gravitation

MWT (Monopole Wake Theory) proposes that gravitational acceleration measured on Earth is the observable manifestation of Magnetic Energy flux from the Sun, modelled as a North magnetic monopole moving through the galaxy. Earth is treated as a magnetic dipole trapped in the monopole’s radial field and associated electromagnetic wake. The Moon is hypothesized to act as a passive electromagnetic reflector, reducing diurnal asymmetry in Magnetic Energy exposure and providing long-term orbital stability. We further propose that “Magnetic Energy” — a fundamental form of energy not yet formally observed in isolation in laboratory conditions — could be directly manifested as the phenomenon currently described as gravitational acceleration. In this framework, gravity is not a separate fundamental force, but the measurable effect of Magnetic Energy flux from a monopole source acting on neutral matter. MWT yields four falsifiable predictions for residual gravity data after tidal correction: 1) A 12-hour modulation of g with relative amplitude ~10⁻¹², peaking at local solar noon. 2) A 29.5306-day modulation with relative amplitude ~10⁻¹³, peaking at Full Moon. 3) A cross-term where diurnal amplitude is minimized during Full Moon. 4) A correlation between local magnetic field strength and deviations in g at the 10⁻¹⁰ level.