First of all, shouldn't this thread be merged with your other thread on the same subject.

Second, would you mind posting a link to the pages Coldcreation suggested that you read?

And beyond that I have a few questions:

Having the background made up of Paeps seems quite reasonable. But please explain why they move at the speed of light. How did they get accelerated to the speed of light? Do they all move at the same speed and if so why?

Do thy have momentum without mass?

Gravity being a push imbalance proportional to mass is a great theory. Is there some way to test it that distinguishes the effect from simple curved spacetime?

If you are right, Paeps cause gravity by pushing from all directions and being partially absorbed in the process. Won’t the paeps get used up eventually because the supply of paeps gets diminished as they are absorbed to cause gravity?

If the paeps can cause gravity is there energy being transferred from the paeps to the objects? Does the absorption of paeps cause an increase in the mass of the object that absorbs them, does it increase the temperature of the mass, and if neither, are the absorbed paeps sloughed off by the mass in some fashion? What is the relationship between paeps and energy?

Do protons or electrons or photons or various quantum particles form from paeps that have acquired spin? How do paeps with spin group together to form more massive objects? What forces are involved in the formations of such groupings? Is it all push and spin that holds mass together?

As paeps acquire spin do they slow down and become mass moving at near the speed of light? Objects moving at near the speed of light approach infinite density. Is that a problem? How does mass decelerate to form structure in the universe?

Or if paeps that acquire spin are not the source of matter in the universe, has matter always existed along with the paeps? What would keep all of the mass in the universe from crunching together into one huge mass?