The Expanding Earth : Is the Inflation of Heavenly Bodies Caused by Reo- riented Particles under Gyrotation Fields?
Thierry De Mees
Abstract
Thierry De Mees
Abstract
Gravitomagnetism [1] consists of Newtonian gravity and gyrotation, which is totally analogous to magnetism. In an earlier paper [2], based on findings with regard to the Sun, I suggested that the attraction between elementary particles is generated by a Coriolis effect between gravitons and par-ticles. Here, I deduce that the amplitude of gravity between particles (the process of reciprocal gravi-ton-losses) is ruled by the spin-orientation of particles. Like-oriented particles engender their mutual repel, and consequently the inflation of heavenly bodies that was suggested by the Expanding Earth Theory.
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Gravitomagnetism [1] consists of Newtonian gravity and gyrotation, which is totally analogous to magnetism. In an earlier paper [2], based on findings with regard to the Sun, I suggested that the attraction between elementary particles is generated by a Coriolis effect between gravitons and par-ticles. Here, I deduce that the amplitude of gravity between particles (the process of reciprocal gravi-ton-losses) is ruled by the spin-orientation of particles. Like-oriented particles engender their mutual repel, and consequently the inflation of heavenly bodies that was suggested by the Expanding Earth Theory.
Key concepts: Graviton, Physics, Reciprocal, Inflation (cosmology), Earth (classical element), Theoretical physics, Gravitation, Gravitoelectromagnetism