A Theory of Gravitation
by Paul A. L. Hall.
(c) 2003 by Paul Hall
In this theory, it is postulated that the effect felt as gravity is the result of velocity; that we are a part of what is now observed as an expanding universe and that the gravitational force at the surface of an astral body such as a planet or an asteroid is perhaps the collective velocity of it's expansion.
If this were to be the case, and it is likely that it might be partially the case, then the expanding universe is a balance between the proportionate collective velocity which can only be assumed, and the disproportionate velocity of the unit masses therein. Therefore theoretically, the larger the mass, the more rapid the velocity of the expansion of it's surface.
Furthermore, the rate of expansion of any mass is equivalent in the ratio of it's size to the whole and is exponentially increasing at either a regular or variably accelerating velocity.
With this observation (were it to be observed by scientific means to obtain empirical proof) we would see that as they expand, these astral bodies appreciate in mass as they encounter smaller objects in the vicinities they are always assuming. That the largest of these bodies grow to critical mass and begin to assume different characteristics of the properties of matter which tend over time to propel that mass away from the body, undergoing certain phenomenon which I would now describe as catilization.
Were this to be an actual effect of physics, and a reality of the universe, then a certain level of understanding thereof would give us a command of properties of propulsion allowing us at will to move any mass with whatever material available in any area of travel.
The astral body has a given mass which tends to display what is observed to be mutual attraction. If therefore a small portion of that mass is repelled in a given direction as a given velocity the mass of the original body can be moved in the opposite direction.
However, if we gain a different perspective and take into our account the observation that all matter is participant in an expanding universe we now can attain a different observation: The mass of the astral body is expanding at a rate proportionate to it's collective mass. If, therefore, a sufficient proportion of that mass is catalyzed to be repelled from any aspect of the surface of that mass, that mass will re-arrange it's location in relation to the environment, i.e. the universe.
The proposition of this section of the paper is that catilization can be assumed wherever we observe movement. That it is possible to synthesize the cause of movement of any observable catilization, and it is yet more possible to originate unique catilization once we have acquired the ability to do so from that we have observed.
The graviton is (or could be) a velocity coefficient which could account for why it seems to penetrate all mass no matter how thick. In reality, if the theory were to be proven, the coefficient between bodies of mass in space comprise an entity that exhibits the characterizes of a particle yet is more of a focal effect of the mass in question, thus having an effect on it's constituent in the universe. Hence the tidal effect observed in the Earth's oceans by the gravitational corridor established between the earth and the moon.
Were this to be so, it would then be possible to make an apparatus to observe objects which could be labeled after many of it's functions, for instance, the graviscope. Applications thereof would abound, for example, location of any element within a planet or asteroid.
We could go further to establish that since all things are relative in the universe, that every body has a relative effect on the every other body and that the signature of any body or any constituent of that body is necessarily unique to itself at it's point in or relationship to time. It is a curious balance between being at once both completely unique and a part of the whole.
Where this to be the case, in our frame of reference, a certain level of understanding of the phenomenon would then enable us to embark on an entirely new level of manufacture both of items of transport and a compliment of a myriad of other products such as containers and repulsors (planetary defense).
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