Towards Anti-Gravity: A Theoretical Proposition Based on the Mechanism of Gravity Formation

This paper explores the theoretical basis for achieving anti-gravity, grounded in a previously proposed mechanism explaining the generation of gravity. Building on the concept that gravity results from the interaction between spatial electrons and matter electrons under specific high-pressure, high-temperature, and wave-crossing conditions, we propose a method for neutralizing gravitational effects. The core idea involves constructing a field or surface that inhibits the separation or release of spatial electrons—thereby preventing the emergence of gravitational force. Two common but flawed approaches—creating gravity-proof materials and generating counteractive fields—are also critiqued to guide future exploration away from ineffective paths.