Hi scientists!
I wanted to discuss an idea I was having for some time. It's been motivated by the search for unified field theory.

My idea was that probably all the facets of materia could be explained as properties of space. Like Einstein did when he said that gravity is warped space.

So, probably everything else is also some characteristic of space, like vibration for example. Could be that a steady vibration, which is at the same speed everwhere (because of possible quantification of time) has two states every timequant. So in the "time" between two timequants one half of particles jumps from outer to inner position, the other half vice versa.

This might be the true nature of electric charge. Two particles which both jump from inner to outer will push away each other, two with the opposite directions of vibration will attract each other. (Because of tendency of space to equally distribute density.)

Would be funny if we'd reach elsewhere this way.

Matter and/or energy (however you'd like to put it) have properties very different from space time.

I'm not quite sure I understand your idea, but it doesn't seem to make much sense as it is.

I think Einstein said gravity was warped space AND time. And isn't space void of strucuture, be it energy or matter?

It may be the other way around: space is caused by matter. Space is distance in three othrogonal directions. A distance can only be defined or observed if it is a distance between two material objects. Without matter, there is nothing to reference distances between.