NeoGravity

Part III · The Law · Paper 19 of 40

“g = (c²/3) ∇ ln ρ. No masses. No separation. No gravitational constant. Gravity is how fast the thickness of space changes.”

The Density-Gradient Law of Gravitation: Gravity as the Logarithmic Gradient of Ether Plenum Density, and the Derivation of Mercury's Precession From the Density Gradient Alone, Without Spacetime Curvature

Gravitational acceleration expressed in the Plenum's own terms, recovering Newton exactly and satisfying Poisson's equation. And the result that settles the hardest classical test: Mercury's 42.98 arcseconds per century, derived from the density gradient alone, with no metric, no field equations and no spacetime curvature.

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Cover of The Density-Gradient Law of Gravitation
Author
John Salvatore Guagliardo
Series
Theory of NeoGravity & Ether Dynamics, Paper 19
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22121229
Archive
https://zenodo.org/records/22121229
Licence
Open access preprint. Not peer reviewed.