Gravity as the Large-Scale Emergence of Dual Attractive Forces: 3D Magnetism and Thermal Gradients

This experimental physics paper refutes General Relativity (GR) and Thermodynamics by empirical tests that contradicted its predictions. We demonstrate that GR’s foundational dependency, Maxwell’s Equations, fails in three-dimensional systems where magnetic repulsion is geometrically impossible and we provide empirical evidence that heat is a vectorial attractive force capable of generating negentropy. Our experiments reveal that "Gravity" is the macroscopic manifestation of two distinct attractive forces: (1) 3D Magnetic Alignment, which governs solid bodies and precludes stable repulsion, and (2) Thermal Attraction, demonstrated by the "antigravitational" flow of fluids toward heat sources. We present a new cosmological framework where elliptical orbits are resolved not as a product of curved spacetime, but as the dynamic equilibrium between magnetic alignment (structural lock) and thermal attraction (orbital pull).