Gravity as the Origin of Existence: From Physical Force to Ontological Principle

Abstract

This paper proposes a novel theoretical framework reconceptualizing gravity not as a fundamental force, but as a primordial substrate from which all other forces and physical phenomena emerge. Drawing on insights from string theory and loop quantum gravity, we argue that gravity acts as a "mother field" whose intensity modulates the manifestation of other forces. Under extreme conditions—such as within black holes or at the moment of the Big Bang—other forces dissolve into gravity, reducing physics to a pure geometric state.

We further explore the hypothesis that the universe began as a primordial vibrational state of gravitational strings, whose "sonic bang" triggered the Big Bang. This framework offers a pathway to unify general relativity and quantum mechanics by treating gravity as an emergent phenomenon. The implications for cyclic cosmologies, dark matter, and the nature of time are also discussed.

Keywords:

Emergent Gravity, Quantum Cosmology, String Theory, Big Bang, Black Holes, Theory of Everything