The Expanding Earth : The Inflation of Heavenly Bo- dies Issues Demands a Compression-Free Inner Core
Thierry De Mees
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Thierry De Mees
Abstract
Gravitomagnetism [1] consist of Newtonian gravity and gyrotation, which is totally analogous to magnetism. I showed the effect of the attraction and the repulsion of spinning objects. Like-spinning objects engender their mutual repel, and consequently the inflation of heavenly bodies that was suggested by the Expanding Earth Theory. Here, I show that only the heavenly bodies that possess a compression-free inner core can expand. Besides that, the Solar Protuberance Hypothesis for the formation of planets is herewith sustained.
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Gravitomagnetism [1] consist of Newtonian gravity and gyrotation, which is totally analogous to magnetism. I showed the effect of the attraction and the repulsion of spinning objects. Like-spinning objects engender their mutual repel, and consequently the inflation of heavenly bodies that was suggested by the Expanding Earth Theory. Here, I show that only the heavenly bodies that possess a compression-free inner core can expand. Besides that, the Solar Protuberance Hypothesis for the formation of planets is herewith sustained.
Key concepts: Inner core, Core (optical fiber), Spinning, Planet, Earth (classical element), Compression (physics), Astrobiology, Gravitation