Information about the Universe with Gravity in the magnetic sea

The ground-based collider detects the effect of photons and gravity in magnetic seas. Photon-induced magnetic fields. Moreover, gravity interacts with photons to generate less electricity, and gravity without photons generates more electricity. This gravitoelectric and photoelectric effect explains why photons and gravitons have inferred and induced electricity as a physical entity in the magnetic sea. Furthermore, the collider with photons generates in the opposite spinning direction with the force of gravity in the magnetic sea. These results indicate that the strong equivalence principle can be established with the law of mutual interference motion between photons and gravity, even without dark matter. Photons in the early universe that overcome gravity continue to expand. In a space without gravitational interference, photons can accelerate due to inertia. The path of starlight can be described in more detail by bouncing off between the photon or gravity with the Lex Tertia. Photons and gravitons have inferred and induced electricity as a physical entity in the magnetic sea. Photons generated in the opposite spinning direction with the force of gravity in the magnetic sea. This finding establishes the Strong Equivalence Principle with the law of mutual interference motion between photons and gravity.