Einstein's Dream Independent Physicist Mark Fiorentino Cracks The Universal Code And Discovers The Link Between Gravity And Electromagnetism

Lakeland, FL, USA - August 19, 2025 - Independent physicist Mark Fiorentino has announced a series of discoveries he believes could rewrite the foundations of modern physics. His Theory of Super Relativity (TSR) proposes a unification of gravity and electromagnetism grounded in real spatial geometry - a framework he claims reproduces Einstein's predictions for Mercury's orbit and the bending of light near the Sun, but without relying on traditional spacetime curvature equations.

According to Fiorentino, TSR derives many of nature's most fundamental constants - including Newton's gravitational constant G , Planck's constant h , the fine-structure constant α , Coulomb's constant, and the electron magnetic moment - all from first principles. For centuries, the origin of the Universal constants has remained one of physics' greatest unsolved mysteries. Cracking them reveals the hidden architecture of reality itself. He says this is the first time these constants have been deduced from geometry alone rather than treated as arbitrary inputs.

Mark Fiorentino

“These results suggest that gravity is not a mysterious separate force,” Fiorentino explains,“but a manifestation of large-scale spatial contraction caused by the motion of unbalanced accelerated electric charges. If correct, this would be the missing link Einstein was searching for - the bridge between electromagnetism and gravitation.”

The Theory of Super Relativity also introduces the gravitational contraction wavelength (λg), a newly proposed fundamental constant that Fiorentino says can replace the complex mathematics of differential geometry in certain gravitational predictions. Using λg, he reports exact agreement with the observed bending of starlight during solar eclipses and Mercury's anomalous perihelion precession.

While TSR has yet to undergo peer review, Fiorentino believes its implications are profound - not only for theoretical physics but for future technologies such as advanced propulsion, antigravity systems, and possibly faster-than-light travel.

“If these equations hold up to scrutiny, they point to a new way of seeing the universe,” Fiorentino says.“It could open the door to energy and transportation technologies we've only dreamed about.”

Fiorentino's research is available through a series of detailed papers hosted on ResearchGate . He is now calling on physicists, mathematicians, and scientific institutions to review and challenge his findings.

About Mark Fiorentino

Mark Fiorentino is an independent researcher with a background in electronics and computing. Over decades of study, he has pursued a personal mission to solve what Einstein called“the unified field problem.” His Theory of Super Relativity seeks to connect electromagnetism and gravity through real geometric structures in space, with experimental and mathematical foundations.

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