Gravity - Page 2 Wave Model explained

  1. View Gravitational Ellipse 1
  2. View Gravity Flux Prediction 1
  3. View Gravity Flux Prediction 2
  4. View Gravity Flux Waves 1
  5. View Gravity Flux Waves 2
  6. View Gravity Force Ellipse 1
  7. View Gravity Wave Equations
  8. View Gravity Wave Equations 2

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The 4 waves that I define can have their distribution patterns modelled just I describe for gravity (the waves just need to have a wavelngth of (or multiple of)

2 * pi.

This has proved to be the basis for showing how accurate my waves are against observed data. See page on

For magnetic flux we can compare this against reality to improve the system.

Once we have determined the form of the equations we need a system that adequately projects them across the Solar System. I have found that these equations have the advantage that they interfere with each other as little as possible.

I do not have the resources to computerise this system so what I am saying is that I have the mathematical model but it needs somone to try it with real time data.

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Complex QM has not been seriously challenged since first announcing it in1999.

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