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In order to avoid a demand for perfect symmetry in gravitating bodies Newton's law should be applied to small elements in the gravitating body and then integrated. After doing that we see that uniting his law to Fatio's model is possible. Fatio's law implies an ether wind in radial direction to the gravitating body. Therefore, the ether can be falling (perhaps with the same speed as the escape velocity). By doing this assumption we can explain the Pioneer anomaly and the Big Bang as illusions due to ether motions and not motions of bodies.
This explained in the attachment.
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Hi John-Erik Persson ,
If you have an interest in this subject I suggest that you read the paper in my profile "Demonstration that the special relativity theory is wrong...". In this paper you have a general expression for the local reference system, at any position and moment.
JES
Stellan
Special relativity is wrong. Yes.
There is no reference frame but rather a local reference. So, the reference is a motion described by a field - not a frame.
The ether seems to be entrained by Earth. But rather the Earth is entrained by the ether from all bodies but only the gravity that Earth is producing is visible to us.
Ether affects matter and matter affects ether.
Absorption of ether particles means that less particles are leaving a body. So, a falling ether is caused. So, gravity is a difference between pushing and pulling forces.
John-Erik
Stellan Gustafsson
Ether particles passing a body are reduced in number by absorption. So, a small amount are missing.
This is described in detail in my paper. Read it!
John-Erik
John-Erik Persson
That would be the absorption of "ether particles", so nothing goes outwards?!
JES
Stellan Gustafsson
I said: a small amount is missing. Described.
John-Erik
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