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A Classical Unified Theory of Gravity Replacing Einsteins General Relativity

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Scientific Paper
TitleA Classical Unified Theory of Gravity Replacing Einsteins General Relativity
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Author(s)Bruce Harvey
KeywordsGravity, Stored Energy, Electrons, Quarks, Bending Light, Mercury Perihelion, General Relativity
Published2007
No. of pages19

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Abstract

This work shows that the energy released when a mass falls to earth actually comes from the energy E=mc2 stored in the electric fields of its electrons and quarks. This explains not only the force of gravity, but also the effects of gravitational potential. Rigorous proofs of the bending of light and the effects observed in the orbit of Mercury were included.

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