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Gravitational Impetus A Theory of the Mechanism of Gravity Joe McAuley

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When Joe R. McAuley considered back in 1978, “What makes objects move in a gravitational field?” he was dissatisfied with the existing explanations at the time, explanations as vague or incomplete as, “They must follow geodesic lines,” etc.

In Gravitational Impetus A Theory of the Mechanism of Gravity, McAuley looks beyond the mere behavior of gravity, instead explaining its up-close action in concise language, accessible to scientists and non-scientists alike.

Gravitational Impetus A Theory of the Mechanism of Gravity Joe McAuley

Fascinating and thought provoking.

Product details File Size 196 KB Print Length 31 pages Publication Date January 23, 2015 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00SP4C8WQ

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Gravitational Impetus A Theory of the Mechanism of Gravity Joe McAuley Reviews

As was the author, I too was searching for the actual mechanism of gravity. Until I read this publication the closest I could come was that as described in the general theory of relativity.

This book presents a credible theory of the actual mechanization of how gravity works in a very clear and concise manner which a layperson can understand. No need for advanced math is indicated.

I highly recommend the viewpoint for both laypersons and professionals. The book is quite short, as most elegant conceptual theories are. Anyone interested in understanding gravity should give this a try.
It comes at the concept from an angle that I don't think many people have ever considered. It is truly a fresh idea.

Good, easy, quick read, I highly recommend it.

From a long time amateur science buff.
Fascinating and thought provoking.