What has been wrong in our point of view of the Universe?

We might have different points of view on the atoms and larger entireties depending are we astronomers, physicists, or mathematicians, or some other scientists or philosophers. We must realize one thing, and that is that there is still not theory, what can connect particles, motion, energy, and wave movement to space and dimensions. So we must understand that the GUT (Great Unified Theory) and TOE (Theory of Everything) are far away in the future. So don't think of Theories of Relativity and Quantum theories as theories of everything.

They are not theories of everything, and that thing is one of the most notable things when we are going to discuss the way to think about the universe. Even the most Modern theories cannot connect particles to space, and there is a lot of work with this kind of theory, which can connect four fundamental forces with particles and wave movement. There are lots of discussions is gravity similar to independent force with three others (strong and weak nuclear forces and electromagnetism) or is "just" the sum of other forces.

The point of view of the universe is the thing, that makes people afraid of physics. In the middle of all is the movement or motion. So physicists are sitting on their desks and calculate the tracks of movements of different scales of objects or particles. But should we change our point of view from motion to energy center? We know that also stable particles can be higher energetic than other particles around them. And at this point, we normally forget one interesting thing.

Everything is relative. If particles are orbiting the black hole at the center of the galaxy, they might seem bein in stable places together. But the entirety is moving around the black hole. So the universe is interaction, where the objects are interacting. The black hole is one of the most powerful phenomena in the universe. We know that the black hole can rotate, but the question is, can the gravity field also rotate? So is the gravity field always symmetrical or could it be asymmetrical? This is one of the best questions about the gravity fields.

When we are thinking about the shape of the black hole it would not be alone in the universe. We know that objects are orbiting around the black hole, but does the singularity itself rotate? And even if it is rotating does that rotation have some effect on particles and objects, what are around that object. But the objects around the black hole are also affecting that massive stability. The effect is minimal, but sometimes the black hole is losing one photon or electron because the gravity effect of other objects pulls them out of the black hole.