Continuous-creation ether theory developed by Paul LaViolette, in which an open-system reaction-diffusion medium he calls Model G produces particles as self-organising standing waves, matter is created continuously rather than in a single event, and space and time are absolute rather than relative. It predicts two gravitational mass polarities correlated with the sign of electric charge, which is the mechanism it offers for the Biefeld-Brown Effect, and derives electrogravitic thrust as proportional to the third derivative of electric potential. It is not part of mainstream gravitation, which predicts no charge-gravity coupling.
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