The Habiballa Cycle of Gravity and the Flip Point: A Unified Framework for Light as an Electromagnetic Undulating Medium

The research objective is to establish a single, self-consistent principle - the Flip Point - to explain phenomena currently treated as separate: gravitational motion, light propagation, and atomic structure. The principal contribution is the Habiballa Cycle model, which redefines gravity as a cyclical process rather than a pulling force, proposes light as an undulating electromagnetic medium within this cycle, and links Earth's core dynamics to the same fundamental mechanism, offering a new pathway toward a unified field theory.

This preprint presents a unified theoretical framework termed the Habiballa Cycle, centered on the concept of the Flip Point. The theory proposes a novel interpretation of gravity, light, and atomic structure. Gravity is redefined not as attraction but as a dynamic cycle of emergence and return at the Flip Point. Light is modeled as an electromagnetic undulating medium that propagates through this cycle, explaining wave-particle duality without contradiction. The framework further proposes a new model for atomic stability and the splitting of the Earth's core as a consequence of this fundamental cycle. The background, methods, and implications for the Big Bang origin and unified field theory are summarized. This work aims to provide a self-consistent alternative to standard model interpretations.

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