Unification theory of light and electromagnetism at the atomic level does not pass the Coleslaw test, so it has nothing to do with gravity itself.

Look. If you take two like magnetic fields, they repel eachother. This is known as DIAMAGNETISM.

Diamagnetism works with both light and magnets, but does not work with other things with mass that have no EM fields.

Very simply, take two magnets and watch them repel eachother. Now, remove one of the magnets, and replace it with a spoonful of coleslaw.

Does the magnet repel the coleslaw? NO.

So, NO, diamagnetism is NOT anti-gravity, since it does not repel other things of mass that have no EM fields.

If you keep confusing diamagnetism with anti-gravity, by clouding the issue of Gravity with a unified theory of light and magnetism, you’ll never, ever get that million dollar reward.

Yes, there is a One Million Dollar Reward for anyone who can reproduce a verifiable anti-gravity experiment, something to ponder in your off hours while in the watchtower.