Wednesday 21 March 2012 | By: Amandine Ronny Montegerai

New Relativity : What is Gravity?


New Relativity  What is Gravity?
Gravity is the fundamental physical phenomenon that holds us on this Earth, and holds the Earth in its orbit around the Sun.      

Gravity is such a simple and fundamental part of Relativity, which can be easily explained in terms of Electron Orbital Variations (EOV).
It seems amazing that the collective minds of the ‘greatest’ scientists, over the past 100 years, have not discovered the true nature of Gravity.
Einstein could have probably discovered the truth about Gravity, if he had not been thwarted by the ‘Nazi Conspiracy’.
Along with Light & Time, Gravity is one of the most fundamental Forces-Energies that sustains Life on this Planet, and yet, these are the Forces-Energies about which modern science understands the least. Although Sir Isaac Newton provided all of the maths and figures to explain the functions of Gravity & Light way back in the 1600s, modern science and quantum mechanics cannot answer the very simple question: 
What is Gravity?
Quantum mechanics ‘believe’ that Gravity is caused by a ‘photon of gravity’ called a ‘Graviton’.
In the 70 to 80 years of ‘quantum theory’ and ‘mathematical fantasy’, quantum mechanics have not found one single Graviton. 
One would have thought that in a heavy, gravity rich environment, such as here on Earth, ‘Gravitons’ would be very abundant, if they exist at all!
  What is Gravity?

Without any external influence such as Gravity or Acceleration, the Electrons of any Atom will tend (attempt) to maintain a perfect circular orbit around their respective Nucleus.
The ‘Centre of Gravity’ of an atom will be located at the center of the Atoms Nucleus.    
This can be considered as the ‘Fundamental State’ or ‘Fundamental Energy Level’ (FEL) of any Atomic Structure.
Due to the Gravitational Attraction that exists between all matter, the freely orbiting Electrons are attracted towards the greater, larger mass, for example the Earth. The Electron forms an ellipticalorbit, biased downwards, in the direction of the center of the Earth.

This moves the atoms ‘Centre of Gravity’ towards the Earth, ‘downwards’ away from the Center of the Nucleus.
To maintain the atoms ‘Fundamental Energy Level’ (FEL), the Nucleus attempts to move into or ‘fill’ the Center of Gravity of the biased Electron Orbital. This is manifest as Potential Energy known as gravitational ‘Weight’ in a fixed body, or as Kinetic Energy known as ‘Acceleration due to Gravity’ in a falling body.

This is the primary ‘cause’ of Gravity.
  A Body or a Mass under Gravitational Acceleration:
In all solid bodies, the nuclei are rigidly fixed (bonded) within the matrix of the body and cannot move independently without the movement of the entire mass of the body.
The electrons are free to orbit about their respective nucleus but are influenced by external forces such as gravity and Acceleration.
The image on the left depicts a body in which the nuclei are bonded together in the atomic matrix. The electrons orbit in an elliptical orbit, biased in the direction of the Earths gravitational attraction.


Falling Mass: Freefall.
If the mass is allowed to fall, all the Nuclei of the mass immediately move into the ‘centre of gravity’ of the electron orbitals.

The electron orbitals are still being attracted by the Earths gravity and tend to form an elliptical orbit, which is immediately filled by the Nuclei, immediately allowing the Electron to form a perfect ‘Circular Orbit’ about the nucleus. 
This is manifest as ‘Acceleration due to Gravity’ at the fixed rate of 32ft.sec.sec according to accepted laws of gravitational attraction as described by Newton.


An interesting example of this principle is apparent as a ‘droplet’ of water in zero gravity, which forms into a perfect spherical ball of water, reflecting the electrons tendency to form perfect circular orbits about the nucleus.


Weight due to Acceleration:
 In the same (Relative) manner described in ‘What is Gravity?’ In an accelerating solid mass or body, all of the nuclei are rigidly bonded into the matrix of the body.
The total mass and nuclei will be moved in the same direction at the same rate of acceleration. The electrons, however, are the only free moving particles in the mass, continually orbiting about their respective nucleus, will tend to lag behind their respective accelerating nucleus.
The electron will tend to form an elliptical orbit in the opposite direction to the acceleration. In a similar manner to that explained in ‘Weight due to Gravity’, the nucleus will tend to move into the center of gravity of the elliptical orbit, but since the nuclei are rigidly bonded into the matrix of the mass, this tendency will be manifest as a potential energy known as ‘weight due to acceleration’.
In Einstein’s Theory of Relativity, he predicted that an accelerating mass would become shorter in the direction of acceleration. The reason for this is fairly obvious from the diagrams provided. As the electron passes in front of its respective moving nucleus, the nucleus is continually moving into the electrons orbital.