KBC Theory – Part 1: Gravitational Resonance and the Redefinition of Gravity

This study proposes a new gravitational theory based on elemental resonance and energy field affinity, departing from Newtonian and Einsteinian models. While traditional physics defines gravity as a force proportional to mass, the KBC Theory argues that gravitational attraction is better understood as the resonance between an element’s intrinsic wave structure and the rotational energy core of a planet. This explains the peculiar behavior of light gases such as helium, which escape Earth’s gravity despite having mass. This paper further suggests experimental frameworks, such as elemental weight variation on lunar or Martian surfaces, to test this theory. The ultimate goal is to build a new paradigm for understanding gravity beyond mass-centric laws.