GRAVITY THE0RY

BY Christopher D. Walls
10/29/2017
Gravity is a reaction that matter has based on its molecular structure. It is known that all of

matters atoms are electrically charged. Depending on how compact, and how large they are in

size, determines what we call weight. As an experiment, if you take three different objects and

crush them down into dust, each particle depending on its molecular structure will determine a

magnets effect on it. Keep in mind, that everything containing Mass contains an electrical

charge that initially returns to the point of inertia. In this scenario, take the three different

particles of dust and spread them out in to lines, then take a magnet and run it over the

particles in a direction from the center of the positive and negative poles. You will then see that

the particles are either pushed or pulled toward a certain position on the magnet. This

experiment proves that depending on the number of molecules and structure of an atom, it will

determine the magnets pull effect on it. Using this theory, will provide a way to determine what

gravity is, where it comes from, and how to measure it. In summary, gravity is a reaction that

occurs when two magnetic forces come in contact. Additionally, Gravity is a reaction that

occurs in magnetism due to its inertia. The effect is determined based on matters build up, size

and particle structure to the levels of protons, neutrons, and electrons used to create the atoms

that make up an objects mass. I am no mathematician, however, using these ratios could

potentially create a formula to measure the action or reaction known as gravity. One fact that

supports this theory, is that an object weighs half of a percent more at the poles than it does at

the equator. If so called gravity was a force, this effect would not be altered. Another proven

fact that supports that gravity is a reaction is that when you drop a solid object on to a solid

surface, the object temporarily becomes lighter. If gravity as we know it as a force existed this
would not take place. A recent study in Mexico showed that sound waves pulsing through a

magnetorheological slurry created an identical reaction to this theory.

Thanks to Meher Antia article on physic.asp.org. Ruiz-Suarez and his colleagues

discovered that an unexpected longitudinal mode propagated at remarkably low
speeds through the slurry. The slurry consists of tiny magnetic particles
suspended in a liquid. Without a magnetic field, it behaves like a fluid, but as
soon as the field is turned on, the magnetic particles weave themselves into a
connected mesh of filaments that form a metallic skeleton in the fluid, completely
changing the viscosity and elasticity of the material. The change can happen
within milliseconds.

Sound in a Magnetorheological Slurry

Y. Nahmad-Molinari, C. A. Arancibia-Bulnes, and J. C. Ruiz-Surez

Phys. Rev. Lett. 82, 727 (1999)

Published January 25, 1999

Light as we know it to be, a quantum, which is electrically charged particles that travel in waves

determined by a frequency level. The lower the frequency, using the same electrical charge

pulls the electrically charged particles together to point of inertia. As we saw in the ULS wave

experiment, it is not a force of gravity that pulls particles together rather the magnetic field of

the particles in a frequency. High frequencies are known to separate particles, take for instance;

a high-pitched tone can shatter a glass causing the particles to repel from one another.

Whereas, a low pitch frequency causes the opposite effect. Although, the same effect can also

occur shattering a glass with low frequency. This is because the molecular structure that makes

up glass cant support the level of inertia caused by the frequency. Everything resonates at a

certain frequency depending on its molecular structure.