Jeranism

Dubay says that density is gravity. Yes, I can’t believe that he actually said that! That is like saying oranges are monkeys—they are not even similar, let alone the same species or food type! And then he has the gal to say that he has to explain it to a physics Phd?!

For those unfamiliar with simple physics here is a primer on physics definitions. I’m listing the item, its metric units, the dictionary definition, and how it is calculated.

Distance (m) = The extent of spatial separation between things, places, or locations.
Time (sec) = A definite portion of duration.
Speed (m/s) = rate of motion considered without reference to direction (distance/time).
Acceleration (m/s/s) = The rate at which the velocity [should be speed] of a body increases with unit of time (speed/time)
Mass (Kg) = The measure of the inertia of a body, as indicated by the acceleration imparted to it when acted upon by a given force and which may be expressed as the quotient of the weight of the body divided by the acceleration due to gravity. [i.e. F=M*A, therefore Weight=m*g]
Force (Newton, N=Kg*m/s/s) = Anything that changes or tends to change the state of rest or motion in a body (mass*acceleration)
Energy (Joule, J=N*m) = Unit of work. The capacity for doing work and overcoming inertia (Force*Distance)
Power (Watt, W=J/s) = The time rate at which energy is transferred or converted into work (Energy/Time)
Volume (cubic meter) = Space occupied in three dimensions, as measured by cubic units.
Density (Kg/cubic meter) = The mass of a substance per unit of its volume (mass/volume)
Specific Gravity (no units) = The ratio of the mass of a body to that of an equal volume of some standard substance, water in the case of solids and liquids, and air or hydrogen in the case of gases; a measure of density (mass of object/mass of water).
Buoyancy = The upward pressure of a fluid on an immersed or floating body.

And a dictionary definition for Gravity is: “Gravitation as manifested by the tendency of material bodies to fall toward the center of the earth.” If that were true, then it would be the exact opposite of the correct definition. For we know that the center of the earth is up, not down!

So what is gravity, and how does it work? Those are some very good questions. Some of the best minds have grappled over these questions. Here are some of my random thoughts. We know that gravity is a force, because according to the definition it operates on mass. To repeat, the definition of a force is “anything that changes or tends to change the state of rest or motion in a body.”

The equation for force is mass times acceleration: F=m*a

We are taught that the equation for the force of gravity is: F=G*m1*m2/d*d

Where G is the gravitational constant, m1 is the mass of the first object, m2 is the mass of the second object, d = the distance between the objects.

By equating these two formulae we can solve for the units of the gravitational constant:

F=m*a and F=G*m1*m2/d*d

Thus m*a = G*m1*m2/d*d

Substituting g (9.81 m/s/s) for a, acceleration since we are dealing with the gravity of the earth:

m*g = G*m1*m2/d*d

m=m1 since it is the object. Therefore m and m1 cancel each other out; m2 is the mass of the earth in this case.

g = G*m2/d*d

Or rearranging for the gravitational constant, G = g*d*d/m2

And the units for G are (m/s/s) * m * m / Kg = cubic meters/(Kg*square seconds). Yes, that is correct. These are the commonly accepted units for G, which is ridiculous!! It doesn’t explain anything!

The underlying assumption in all of this is that masses attract each other. That there is some strange force which compels all matter to behave in this way. However, even the father of physics himself, Isaac Newton, was at a loss to explain what gravity was. In a letter to Robert Hooke, Newton wrote in 1675: “I have not been able to discover the cause of those properties of gravity.”

Jan Lamprecht, in his Hollow Planets book stated the problem quite succinctly: “The question is not whether gravity exists. The question is how it can operate from a distance.” Leonhard Euler, one of the greatest mathematicians ever, postulated that gravity was something external to matter. He believed that gravity was caused by the ether, which I concur. However, he thought that it created a low pressure zone between the two objects. I do not think that this is the best concept.

What I think is that gravity is caused by an external force, the ether, acting on masses pushing them radially outward from the center of the geo-verse. It is the ether impacting the molecules of an object of mass repeatedly which causes it to accelerate as it falls, until it meets resistance and reaches terminal velocity.

I think Steve’s concept of a rotating octahedral shape at the center, i.e. two four-sided pyramids, one on top of another upside-down one, is probably correct. I have seen a video in which a pyramid researcher showed that a rotating pyramid actually levitated or generated some kind of electromagnetic force. Thus these two pyramids and the celestial sphere rotating would generate the infinitesimally small ether particles spewing out radially in all directions that impact the mass of objects and keep them glued to the earth!