then electromagnetism can explain gravity
No, it cannot.
The Maxwell equations can fall out of the Einstein equations. This is exactly what Kaluza-Klein theory does.
There is no way to pull the Einstein equations out of the Maxwell equations.
Didn't understand the information at the Wikipedia reference Niflmir gave, did you. All it means is that Einstein's equations provide a broader, more generalized description of reality than do Maxwell's. Doesn't mean either was wrong, or right either for that matter, in any absolute sense. They're simply descriptions that have proven useful, correctly predictive, and accurate within the limits of their applicability.A=B then B=A ? If it is impossible to derive the Einstein equations from the proven Maxwellian works then Einstein was wrong.
Didn't understand the information at the Wikipedia reference Niflmir gave, did you. All it means is that Einstein's equations provide a broader, more generalized description of reality than do Maxwell's. Doesn't mean either was wrong, or right either for that matter, in any absolute sense. They're simply descriptions that have proven useful, correctly predictive, and accurate within the limits of their applicability.
Do you really think that Einstein's equations are just a rearrangement of Maxwell's DB?
No I certainly don't.
That the same Maurice Cotterrell who co-authored a book about the 2012 Mayan prophecies, claims to have decoded the secrets of ancient sun-worshipping civilizations and melded modern science with ancient mysticism and yadda yadda? This guy? , whose web site opens with this?
In 1989 engineer and scientist Maurice Cotterell found a way of calculating the duration of long-term magnetic reversals on the Sun. Using this knowledge he was able to break the codes of ancient sun-worshipping civilisations, first the Mayas of Central America, those of Tutankhamun, of Egypt, and the Viracochas’ of South America, before cracking the codes of the Terracotta Warriors of China.
His research explains how the 28-day spinning Sun regulates menstruation, and hence fertility, in females and how it determines personality of the foetus in the womb (sun-sign astrology). It explains how the Sun causes schizophrenia, how overhead power lines cause cancer and how VDU's (TV and computer screens) cause miscarriages. And it explains how the Sun brings periodic catastrophic destruction to earth.
You've just found another crackpot in the style of Velikovsky, Hancock, and von Daniken. We already have an alternative to his explanations of gravity and electromagnetism. It's called the scientific consensus.
Apparently, DB, gravity is not bipolar! But, it does have its ups and downs!
Laugh all you like, doesn't alter the obvious fact that science works spectacularly well as a way of testing ideas, developing the good ones and tossing out the bad ones, finding out how nature operates, and turning that knowledge to our advantage. You appear to believe that science is some sort of vast corrupt conspiracy to protect a discredited status quo; you haven't a clue how it works.The "scientific consensus" hahahahahahahahahahahah.
So then why would you think that an equality is a relevant piece of logic pertaining to what Niflmir said?
Laugh all you like, doesn't alter the obvious fact that science works spectacularly well as a way of testing ideas, developing the good ones and tossing out the bad ones, finding out how nature operates, and turning that knowledge to our advantage. You appear to believe that science is some sort of vast corrupt conspiracy to protect a discredited status quo; you haven't a clue how it works.