The Planet Attractor Action, johnreed, July 31,2010
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From: johnlawrencereedjr on 1 Aug 2010 03:54 The planet attractor action. johnreed July 31, 2010 On planet and moon surface objects where mass units are conserved, the resistance they represent must be cumulative and additive and apply across grouped, planet and moon surface fundamental material entities. What can we accumulate and add too, in the frame where mass is conserved and where grouped, individual entity, mass magnitudes, may vary? I say that the resistance we work against is the conserved cumulative resistance of planet and moon surface atoms (see Section 6). Therefore we do not feel a universal gravitational force. Provided this is correct reasoning, can anyone tell me what we do feel? If inert mass is the quantitative measure of the conserved cumulative resistance of a planet surface, inert object's atoms (that we measure and feel), and if we are living, planet surface inertial objects; Then what we measure and feel, and call gravitational force, is the accelerated, conserved, cumulative resistance of a planet surface inertial object's atoms. This includes the atoms that make up our bodies and the atoms in the bowling ball etc. that we lift. Provided this is correct reasoning, we must conclude that the Earth attractor acts on atoms and not on mass. Have a good time. jr Current web address: http://groups.google.com/group/thejohnreed
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