THE FORMULA FOR GRAVITY BY MR TERRY GARDNER BORN 19th FEBRUARY 1970:
DATED 26th JANUARY 2020. THE GRAVITATIONAL FORMULA IS: a= The amount of celestial bodies in orbit with each other. b=Radius of the celestial body. This is measured in 1000km...For example earth which is 6,371 km would be 6.371 1000 km. Gravity (g)=b2+-b-4a divided by 3 +- a factor of 3 ( or not at all ) divided by 100 Multiplied by 100 +- 3% or a Factor of 3% divided or multiplied by a Power of 10. THE MATHEMATICAL PROOF IS: a=gravity. b=radius c=amount of celestial bodies number=b+-b2-4ac divided by 3+- a factor of 3. The gravitational constant in 3 dimensional space is 27651.23. The gravitational constant in 1 direction is 23285.25 which is the value of 1/8th the speed of light at 186,282 miles per second. You divide the radius ( IN M NOT 1000 KM) by the 3d gravitational constant ( 27651.23 ) and the by the derived number divided by 100 multiplied by 100 +- 3% or a factor of 3% divided or multiplied by a power of 10. The formula is an approximation but is safe b...