Topic: Push Gravity

Kosh explains Harold Putoff's theory that gravity is a "push" rather than a "pull," caused by the absorption of zero-point energy waves by large physical bodies. He describes how the flow of ether through a planet creates a pressure differential that pushes objects toward the surface. This framework suggests that mass, inertia, and gravity are all emergent properties of matter's interaction with the etheric medium.

The conversation explores the theory that gravity is a "push" rather than a "pull." Using a bowling ball in water as an analogy for volumetric displacement, Murakami describes how mass displaces the ether. He explains that the ether pushes back toward the center of the Earth, moving through the "empty space" within the atomic matrix of matter.