No. Certainly not.

What is "space"? What units is it in, or is it dimensionless?

There is no "math" in your writing at all. I see literally not one mathematical statement. I don't disagree or agree with anything you've said. I think it's meaningless word salad.

I'm sorry to be cruel, but what you are presenting is a parody of science. The "logical point you are making a mistake" is everywhere.

I don't think you're an idiot - you seem very bright. I think you are in a very bad state of confusion. I think passing some actual science courses that required math, particularly calculus, and needed specific results would cure your problems.

Here's what your writing seems like to me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csLgX1IHPJs

If you want to prove me wrong, show me the actual math. An equation would be fine! Show me a testable, concrete, numerical or at least specific prediction that your theory makes.

Here's an example. Newton's Laws allowed astronomers to make extremely specific predictions about astronomical phenomena - predictions that seemed to be always perfect.

As part of Einstein's work on General Relativity, he showed that IF his theory were true, then Mercury's transit of the sun would be slightly delayed, by a very specific amount.

In order to verify this, two independent teams of scientists travelled thousands of miles with delicate instruments to measure this transit. And Einstein turned out to be right.

That's how science works. If you want to do new science, you too must make testable, observable, specific predictions.