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| title = Centrifugal Congestion in the Gravity Sink
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| author = [[David Tombe]]
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| keywords = [[centrifugal force]], [[gravity]]
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==Abstract==
==Abstract==

Latest revision as of 18:50, 18 July 2026

Scientific Paper
TitleCentrifugal Congestion in the Gravity Sink
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Author(s)David Tombe
Keywordscentrifugal force, gravity
Published2008
JournalGeneral Science Journal
No. of pages3

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Abstract

Gravity is the ?pull force' that is caused by tension in the aether as the aether is being pulled into negative particles. Negative particles are sinks, and the cause of the aether being pulled into sinks is unknown. Gravity is equivalent to a radial negative electric current. The aether (or vitreous electricity) is space itself and it is dynamical, compressible, and stretchable. A universe of sinks alone would collapse unless there were to exist some kind of counterbalancing aether pressure. This aether pressure arises from positive charge sources. The balancing mechanism involves dipolar vortices, Lenz's law, and centrifugal force.