lets take a view at gravity from another point of view.. if space is the medium then we can begin with to say that space is a cold environment.. cold environments are caused by expanding gas that condenses afterwards.. if we put an object in this cold environment then condensation ...
lets take a view at gravity from another point of view.. if space is the medium then we can begin with to say that space is a cold environment.. cold environments are caused by expanding gas that condenses afterwards.. if we put an object in this cold environment then condensation will fall towards that object because of the difference of temperature.. if we now would take this condensation event as gravity then the cold outer-shell on the object is the beginning of gravity.. the hotter it gets inside that object the more gravity it creates towards the space medium caused due fission..
- so, if we would assume that gravity is the fusion of particles towards a hot environment that is caused by fission then the opposite would be true by saying that anti-gravity is caused by fission going towards fusion by expanding and cooling.. so, that would mean that the expanding space is caused by the cooling of the hot cores and is space in itself anti-gravity and that the hot cores are the result of gas going to material and causing gravity..
- now, what does this mean is.. a hot core makes a bubble in space and creates under-pressure in the cold space.. whereby a frozen core is a kinetic force in space that should create fluid gas in an over-pressure kinetic state.. lets look like it like an approaching asteroid that releases its kinetic cold energy if it comes closer to the sun.. also the heat or cold of the core are expressed by cold steam-jets or warm volcano eruptions.. in fact we could turn the whole universe inside out true this thought..
- ok, to not expand this post to large, i conclude in my own words and my own state of mind, that the hot core inside the earth is in fact a hot bubble in the surrounding cold space.. If it would be the wish to create gravity in space then we will have to do a test with a hot center inside a cold environment.. like for example a spinning radioactive hot ball inside a cold environment like fluid helium.. if my conclusion is right then that could create gravity.. notice, that this post is live written and are real-time conclusions from myself..
Grtz, Dirk.