Neoclassical Gravitational Field Theory
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https://doi.org/10.14331/ijfps.2024.330168Keywords:
Neoclassical Gravitational Field Theory, Newton’s Law of Gravitation, Gravity Mysteries, Alternative Gravity TheoriesAbstract
This Neoclassical Gravitational Field Theory offers a potential alternative perspective on the nature of gravity by expanding
upon Newton’s classical law of gravitation. It seeks to address fundamental questions, such as why gravity functions as it does
and why nothing in the universe can escape its influence. This paper explores some of the long-standing mysteries of gravity,
including why masses are multiplied in Newton's gravitational formula and why objects accelerate at the same rate in a local
gravitational field, regardless of their structure or composition. By presenting a classical framework, this research aims to
provoke discussion and encourage further exploration of alternative explanations for gravity, potentially leading to a deeper
understanding of both gravity and the universe itself.
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