Gravity and the Inertial Frame

This is a short, serious, but unvalidated and highly speculative essay on the nature of gravity, space, and the universe. This paper introduces a new formula for calculating gravity based on velocity, along with a new notion of “absolute velocity” for celestial bodies. I have never encountered similar formulas or calculations; I believe them to be original content.

Gravity is inversely proportional to absolute velocity. Simply put: (gravity of Earth) = (radius of Earth) / (absolute velocity of Earth). Absolute velocity is composed of individual rotational velocities from each inertial frame in which a body is moving. The velocity terms in this formula correlate to a universal inertial frame.

This book analyzes the new gravity formula, demonstrates calculations for the planets in our solar system, and explores a wide range of possible meanings and potential implications for our universe.

While there appears to be merit for some of the formulas and calculations presented in this paper, they have not been tested or verified. Although I have some background in math and science, I am not an astrophysicist. I wrote and published this paper to share the formulas, theories, and potential meanings for the nature of gravity, space, and the composition of the universe. My hope is this content will be useful and perhaps lead those better trained in the appropriate scientific fields to greater insights. Worst case, it’s all totally wrong and sparks no additional insights. If that is the case, I still hope it’s an entertaining read.