Looking for a new sight in this life, though my mind always fights back with its might. Head warped around this idea of a plane that's got it bound, I'm attached here to this ground. Gravity is a force that seems strong, when you think about it as not magnetic you might be wrong. Atoms and orbiting electrons, the ladder similar to the suns light being a photon. An electron that has found harmony of that with electrical and magnetic force you see.

When considering newtons 'Faraday's' second law of induction, you can start to see this deduction. If the mere means of creating magnetism is a rotation, an electron in circular motion. Applying that knowledge to an atom with electrons around, you can see the force that pulls you down. Einsteins work states E=mc2, what it means is matter and atoms are the same when compared. If electricity is that of a movement of electrons, to those atoms close enough to bond...

Then atoms with orbiting electrons that comprise matter, hold on a sec i think my minds about to shatter. With electricity being that of an electron flow, could it be that's what Einsteins trying to show? But yet even that electron has a set of magnetic poles, so do objects electrostatically charged have a dipole. Gravity seems to have the same effects, as that of an object with an applied magnetic affect. If mass or grouping of matter creates a pull, could it be due to the rotation of an electron that's non-visual?