Gravity is a particle that pushes!

[Dannel Roberts]

I had an idea one day while mowing my yard. The idea was that Gravity is a particle and it pushes all matter that it goes through. Gravity has a starting point and an ending point. The ending point is an atom. Once gravity particle finds an atom and goes to it, other gravity particles follow in a stream. Any matter that goes through the stream has a slight push on it. Once gravity reaches an atom it exits the atom and looks for
somewhere else to go.

Think of gravity as working like a vacuum cleaner hose. The atom is like the end of the hose. Air goes in the hose. Think of gravity as being like the air. Put a feather above the vacuum cleaner hose. The air pushes the feather to the hose. Gravity works the same way. It's that simple.

It's a very simple concept. I wrote some of my ideas down and showed them to a friend of mine who is into science. A particle behind gravity worked so well that I put a particle behind all the "Forces" of nature. I continued to show my ideas to my friend. He liked them so well he suggested I write a book on it, so I did. I called the book "Particle Mechanics - The Theory of Energy States". It explains and illustrates gravity and these other ideas in great detail. Gravity is the key to understanding how the universe works. The book is 372 pages with 180 full color illustration. My son read the book in 6 hours and understood it. He's in the 5th grade and in the gifted program. The book is available at our web site at www.ParticleMechanics.Com. The book can be ordered through any bookstore.

I will elaborate a little more on my theory on gravity. First imagine a molecule as a tire. The tire is shaped like a doughnut and it has a hole in it. Hang the tire from a tree like one of the old tree swings. Second take 50 people and put them on an arc 100 yards from the tire. Space each person a foot apart. Give them all a bow and lots of arrows. All 50 people will now shoot arrows through the tire.

If someone named Joe walks in front of the path of one of the arrows what will happen? The arrow will go through Joe and continue on towards the tire. When the arrow passes through Joe he will be pushed in the direction the arrow is going. Imagine the gravity particle as one of the arrows. It pushes matter as it goes through that matter.

Let's have Joe walk in front of the hole in the tire. What happens? 50 arrows will go through Joe. Joe will recieve 50 times more push than if he is in the path of a single arrow. This is exactly how gravity works. The closer you get to an object the greater the gravity push.

Gravity does no damage as it passes through matter so assume the arrows don't hurt Joe.

You might ask, what is the mysterious force that drives the gravity particle? There is no force. The particle has no mass it can go any speed or direction it wants. Doesn't make sense does it? But, look at light. Light travels from point A to point B. Light instantly goes from a stationary object to the speed of light. The light can travel for millions of years at that speed until reach its destination. The gravity particle is similar to light. The main difference is light is reflected from most objects and gravity goes through all objects(like the arrows). I also believe light is a combination of particles. You might also ask how does gravity find an atom? Think of it this way. A jet fighter flys by. It fires a billion heat seeking missles. The heat seeking missles have 3 jobs to do: 1) find a plane, 2) if you find a plane slow down and straighten you tail fins in the direction of the plane and go to the plane, and 3) follow a missle that its fins pointing towards a plane's direction. What will happen? The plane will fly by and a missle will find it. That missle will slow down and point its fins in the direction of the plane. A second missle will find missle 1 and follow it. Missle 2 will straighten its tail. Other missles will follow in that line. If missle 4 finds the plane another line of missles will be formed. Of course when the missles get there they will blow up the plane. In my model of gravity the plane is the atom and the gravity particles are the missles. Gravity goes through the atom and doesn't blow it up.

This will produce the streams of gravity that go to all atoms. Is there anything similar to this in nature? Yes, there is. Sperm cells do the searching part when they look for an egg. They don't straighten their tail because they want any other sperm cells to get to the egg.

This is a new way of looking at gravity. It has given me many simple answers to many complicated quesions. I hope this litte piece of informatation will help you in some way. I have put many of my answers in my book. It's something you may want to read.

[Tormod]

I think this post should be moved to the strange claims forum. Please do not use Hypography to pitch commercial products - even if it is books. your post is a sales pitch.

Anyway, you don't explain why gravity can be a pushing particle while it is considered to be an attractive force.

Secondly, while light *may* be composed of sub-particles, the photon (ie, a particle of light) is nothing but the smallest quanta of electromagnetic force.

The sperm analogy makes no sense to me.

[infamous]

Sounds like he's trying to revive some sort of aether concept here Tormod. There have been many attempts at this in the past and even presently continue to come creeping out of the woodwork. Until we discover major flaws in SR I'm afraid they will have little chance for success.

[Dannel Roberts]

Tormod

A force in physics is something that can't be explained by any rational reasoning. That's why gravity is defined as a force. Gravity appears to pull. Let's say you have a tree at the end of a street and a boy on a skate board. You and a friend stand at a distance and watch. A 50 mile an hour wind blows the boy into the tree. If your friend tells you the tree exerted a force and pulled the boy into the tree, would you believe him? Where's the proof gravity pulls?

I spent over 2 years writing my book. I have many illustrations down to the molecular level. I can't post the book on a thread, that's why I wrote this little small article. Gravity is where I started on my new theory. And by the way, in my book I put particles behind all the imaginary "quantum forces".

Let me ask you a question, Are you sure gravity is a force that pulls?

Let me ask you another question. First everyone saw the boy on the scateboard being pulled in by the tree. All the experts believe the tree pulled the boy for hundreds of years. Someone comes along and says the wind pushed the boy into the tree. Should that someone post his findings under Physics or Strange Claims?

I can see gravity as a particle that is similar to the wind. I was hoping to post a new idea that people with open minds might like to hear. Gravity being a particle that pushes is just the tip of the ice berg of what I plan to post! I am not going away. I have finished my book and I plan to share my ideas. If you are sure gravity pulls then just don't read anymore. You are more than welcome to delete my thread and I will take my ideas else where. I am sorry if I offended you.

[Dannel Roberts]

inFamous

It's not Aether. It's an answer. Gravity being a particle that pushes is the first step to building a complete working model of the universe. All journeys begin with one step.

[Tormod]

Originally Posted by Dannel Roberts

Let me ask you a question, Are you sure gravity is a force that pulls?

I don't see that I wrote that anywhere.

...All the experts believe the tree pulled the boy for hundreds of years. Someone comes along and says the wind pushed the boy into the tree. Should that someone post his findings under Physics or Strange Claims?

Not the same thing. You still haven't explained *how* the gravity particle is pushing anything. Since it would turn physics upside down I am sure you have an explanation.

You are more than welcome to delete my thread and I will take my ideas else where. I am sorry if I offended you.

It seems more like I offended you. You made a strange claim and did not back it up. That is a violation of our site rules (which you can read by clicking on the Rules link in the second menu on the top of this page) and that is why it belongs in the Strange Claims forum.

[Tormod]

By the way, this is the first time I have seen someone write that when a kid hits a tree it is considered to happen because of the gravitational pull of the tree. That *would* qualify as a strange claim, yes.

[C1ay]

So where are the particles emanating from? If I throw a ball into the air then what is the supposed source of these particles that push it back to the ground?

[infamous]

Originally Posted by Tormod

That *would* qualify as a strange claim, yes.

Absolutely Tormod, we should all be grateful that Hypography has a format allowing strange claims. I've only been registered at one other forum and I don't believe they even allowed strange claims. They certainly didn't allow religious topics, and you can even find that at Hypography.

[jasonchild]

Originally Posted by Tormod

By the way, this is the first time I have seen someone write that when a kid hits a tree it is considered to happen because of the gravitational pull of the tree. That *would* qualify as a strange claim, yes.

Indeed! I think the author used a poor analogy, the whole boy-tree-wind deal. I would imagine that the tree would have to be HUGE (or the boy quite small) for its relitive gravitational "force" to effect to boy. The issue of the 50mph wind blowing the boy doesn't makes to sense to me as effective in this argument. It is quite obvious to me that the wind is an outside force acting on the boy and has little to do with the gravitational field of the tree. Now if the tree was indeed HUGE (or once again the boy quite small) and all this occured in a perfect vacuum far from the gravitational field of ANY bodies then the tree would indeed pull the boy towards itself (given the spacetime-warping view attributed to Einstien).

Perhaps the author would be so kind as to post another analogy that is a bit easier to picture...


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