MAGNETISMIC GRAVITY
What is magnetism? Something magnetic has a + and - charge. If 2 + or - are pushed if + and - are pulled. But what is the main reason for this? Why does magnetism have a pull and a repulsion force? This is probably due to proton and electron, ie atoms, ie same kind of atom or different kind of atom. If the planets in our universe exert a pulling force on each other, since this tension will be caused by opposing charges, d.m1.m2 / r2, that is, because of the gravitational pull of planets or other objects to each other, LET THE THEORY OF MAGNETISMIC GRAVITY .. ISAAC NEWTON'S equation IN THIS MAGNETISMIC GRAVITY g. + m1. - m.2 / .r'2. So as a result, it is the electrons that provide gravity in the universe from the + and - taking us to -
Dear Dr HAKAN: Gravity is not affected at all by Earth's magnetic field, because gravity is the attractive force of the mass of two objects, which is unrelated to magnetism. ... However, the interaction between the magnetic field and these particles deflects them around the Earth.
Kindly take a look at :
http://curious.astro.cornell.edu/our-solar-system/39-our-solar-system/the-earth/other-catastrophes/55-will-the-magnetic-field-of-the-earth-reverse-its-direction-in-the-future-will-this-cause-problems-advanced
Gravity is *much* stronger than magnetism. To be exact, gravity is 137-times stronger than magnetism *at the planetary level*.
https://www.donrockwell.com/topic/49241-gravity-vs-magnetism-which-is-a-stronger-force/
Regards--
For an understanding of magnetism you have to first understand the underlying cause of electric charge. Magnetic dipoles occur when there is a circular movement of electric charge. For all fundamental forces, the force arises as a result of the tendency for objects in spacetime to move to a lower energy position.
This is explained further in this paper and video:
Conference Paper THE UNIFICATION OF PHYSICS
Data Prerecording of Conference Presentation on the Unification of Physics
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