How does MBT explain the fact that gravity os weaker than it should be?

Hi Melbye, what do you mean? Are you thinking of dark matter? I am not sure what you mean by that gravity should be stronger.

According to physics gravity should be a much stronger force. Here is an interesting explanation of why it might be weaker. Persons this theory might relate to MBT e.g. it might include different planes.

Or maybe there is some other reason that Tom has determined.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPyxNq_aHFg&t=1146s

Gravity is part of the ruleset of this PMR. And gravity is strong enough to keep things from floating away. How much stronger does it need to be?

I have a better idea of what you mean now, this is from her Wikipedia: So it seems you are asking about the so called "hierarchy problem", which is according to the Wiki article: "In theoretical physics, the hierarchy problem is the large discrepancy between aspects of the weak force and gravity.[1] There is no scientific consensus on why, for example, the weak force is 10^24 times stronger than gravity."

I'll read the wiki article, and post my thoughts later.

That is correct.

According to physics gravity is weaker than other forces. There is a lot of speculation as to the reasons. The video identifies a very interesting solution that posits that gravity originates on another plane.

I was wondering if there was any link with MBT theory. How and if it relates.

As Tom is a Physicist I thought he might have some insights.