Gravity = Magnetism + Heat

Absolutely everything in our universe is dual. Gravity is not an exception. There are only two different types of energy: magnetism, which is the energy inside matter (i.e., inside atoms or molecules), and heat, the energy outside matter. Gravity is, therefore, the equilibrium between magnetic and heat energies. Spherical tridimensional magnetism rules the cosmological systems—it's 100% attractive—any repulsion is converted into attraction by torque. Modern Physics claims to know it, however, where is the mathematical formalization of it? Einstein's Special and General Relativity theories are built upon Maxwell's Equations on magnetism, that are theoretical, because it only works at frozen time in constrained objects. Planets, stars and galaxies are, obviously, not suited for Einstein's Relativity. Furthermore, neither Newton nor Einstein ever took into consideration thermal attraction. This paper rescues Modern Physics, initiating the post-Einsteinian era.