4. Dark Matter & Black holes Dansk

 

 Contraction of Space

 

 

 

This illustration shows the distance square principle.

 

 

 

 Distance square and Proportionality

 

 

Each time the radius of a circle doubles, then the area will quadruple.

However the area of the outer circle is only 3 times that of the inner circle (75% larger).

 

 

This graph shows, that each time the square increases 75%,

then the acceleration of gravity decreases 75%

 

 

 

This theory's central claim is; space inside a gravitational field contracts both from its inner as well as outer limits.

 

Toward the inward direction the available volume of space gradually decreases, as a result the force affecting this space gradually increases.

 

Toward the outward direction the exact opposite occurs, since the volume of space gradually increases,  this space will contract less.

 

We have perfect  proportionality between space and gravitational force.

This proportionality can not simply be a coincidence. It also seems to show both the cause of gravity as well as how and why it decreases / increases depending of the amount of available space.  This theory reveals that space contracts and explains how it happens, simple as that.

 

 

 The Cause of Gravity (3  Dimensional)

 

The above claim can of course also be shown in a 3 dimensional perspective.

 

Each time we divide a ball into inner and outer parts, (with same distance towards the common centre) the volume of the inner sphere has only 1/8th the volume of the outer sphere.

    

 

But the essence remains the same. The only difference is that both numerical values (from the square example) have doubled, and the proportionality is then 87.5%

 

The gravitational force within the inner sphere drives a stronger contraction of space that results directly in this increase in gravity. This is the ‘secret of gravity’. In other words; contracted space will take the 'easiest way' to pull space, which also means it pulls inwards resulting in an increase in the strength of the gravitational field.

 

 

 

  Proportionality

 

 

Random cross section

 

This illustration shows the proportionality between the force of

gravity and the amount of space that is affected by the contraction.

 

 

 

 Central Tyngdekraft

 

 

 

The above illustration shows space inside Earth.

 

As already mentioned, the matter of Earth contracts Earth’s inner space from an inwards as well as an outwards direction. This is an unavoidable consequence of the basic and logical assumption that matter contracts space. The question remaining is: How does this work?

 

It is natural to expect that only distance is decisive for how matter 'chooses' to pull space from an inner and an outer direction of a ball-shaped (homogeneous) mass. 

 

The consequence of such a "separation" conditioned on distance is that the substance of area (A) only pulls space from an outwards direction which means that this contraction of space affects the whole universe like a domino effect and forces the universe to decreasingly bend ('shrink').

So far, this conclusion is not inconsistent with prevailing theories.

 

However, matter that lies from the halfway (half radius) of Earth’s center and towards the center of Earth (area B) only pulls / contracts space from the inner central area (B) of Earth.

 

Towards the inward direction (in area B), space will also be affected and will therefore also contract like it does towards the outward direction.

But what is worth noticing is that space in the inward direction is gradually decreasing. Therefore, the result of the pull in space towards the inward direction will be quite the opposite of what happens in the outward direction.

 

We have to stick to the fact that matter pulls (and even consumes) space. The inner area (B) must contribute to the contraction of space - just as the matter in area (A) also contributes (by pulling space from an outer direction until the whole universe 'shrinks').

 

At this time, it is pretty simple to conclude that inner central gravity will not equalize centrally (as the current theory assumes). It is in fact exactly the opposite that must happen. Space here must become strongly contracted, and hence also stronger acceleration due to gravity must occur in that area (B)

 

So the interesting question is: How does the inner matter deliver the space required by area (B)? This is obviously not that simple, as the volume of space towards the inner direction becomes more and more 'trapped'.

 

According to the acceleration due to gravity formula, we have reason to believe that acceleration due to gravity will increase gradually in proportion to the gradual decrease of the volume of space in the inwards direction.

 

Note that the common denominator for any gravity mysteries always indicates that we haven’t quite understood central gravity.

 

If we wish to understand all the gravity mysteries around us, we certainly are forced to understand central gravity rather than wasting time looking for non-existent dark galaxies etc....

 

Trying to solve gravity mysteries around us without having the basic understanding of central gravity will be a completely impossible task, ignoring the reality that everything that can possibly go wrong will in fact go wrong.

 

What happens towards a central field of gravity is that the central inwards pull in space also contributes to pulling/ bending/ shrinking the whole universe. Of course, area A and B work together like a unity. 

 

Imagine a tiny dot inside the center of a gravitational field. This small point of space will always be affected with the same force of gravity (pull in space) that also affects the total outwards pull of space.

 

An object will always be centrally affected by the same strength of gravity as the whole universe is. This is what makes it possible for space to contract, and this is the best kept secret of gravity…

 

More about this in the chapter Pioneer anomaly...

 

 

 

  Black Holes and Dark Matter

 

Black holes are the centre of contracted space which a galaxy has amassed based on what each planet and star has contributed. The center is also the strongest.
 
Of course black holes do therefore not ‘contain’ non-material matter, and probably there is nothing mysterious about them.

 

Dark matter doesn't exist,  contracted space (gravity) is completely naturally increasing.

 

 

According to calculations of how fast stars should move inside a galaxy as they follow Kepler’s orbits, it is a mystery that stars in the central area of the galaxies move slower than expected. Also stars further out, near the periphery, move faster than expected.

 

The problem is that we can not correctly calculate an object's movement inside a galaxy while disregarding its connection to space.

 

The illustration above shows a galaxy

We expect that all the stars in ring A (image at above right) would move more slowly than the stars in ring B. But the matter in ring A must properly be seen as a whole that is 'glued' to the matter of ring B. The 'glue' that keeps ring A and B together is vacuum caused by millions of stars. Stars are therefore 'locked' together nearly like a collective molecular structure.

 

In the same way, space and matter further inwards, in ring C, are 'glued' to the matter in ring B, so the stars further in (ring C) slow down to a speed much lower than expected. A galaxy therefore rotates nearly as if it were a solid disc structure.

 

It is the huge contracted space in the centre of the galaxy that ties matter and space  together . Therefore matter further out (in ring A) will try to follow the matter in ring B and will be forced to speed up to a faster angular rotation of the matter in ring B.

 

This consistency leads us to believe that gravity must somehow 'grip' space. It is the exactly same principle we see in cluster of galaxies.

 
We have used the formula of acceleration completely correctly.

This theory is only charted new territory where this formula governs area not covered by the existing theory.

 

So everything is exactly as before (at the surface), except that now our new knowledge gives us the possibility to looks much deeper into the phenomena of gravity. So there is no conflict, except that we don’t know how to calculate the gravitational pull of extended masses correctly, and thereby have misunderstood the cause of black holes, and dark matter etc. That is only the result of pure, naturally increasing central gravity and nothing else.

 

 

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