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Gravitational Unit Theory Unified Field Theory Theory Of Gravity now proposes crunchification as opposed to spaghettification is going on as dark matter is pushed onto the galaxies as opposed to a pull force called gravity occurring. I, Todd Gooch, propose the reason we see the unexpected phenomena of increased density around galaxies is that there is no attraction of the dark matter by the galaxy but that the dark matter is accumulating as it pushes onto the galaxy. Two mass in no way attract each other but are pushed together by forces external to the two mass system. The increased density occurs as dark matter pushes on the galaxy. It also explains why recently two galaxies have been observed moving towards one another in contradiction to Edwin Hubbles’ observation that all galaxies are moving away from each other.
Two mass in no way attract one another due to a pull force known as gravity but are pushed together by forces external to the two mass system or G would not be required in Newtons’ Law Of Gravitation, F= Gm1m2/r^2. If only the two mass were involved then the equation should be F=m1m2/r^2. It’s not, determined experimentally for the last 400 years. G is required. It represents a field mass, dark matter, that is doing the pushing.
Vectors only push. There are no pull forces, gravity is an illusion and does not exist. Two mass are pushed together by vector forces of dark matter.
The Ramen equations merely describe this effect. The mechanism is what is important. Vectors only push, the dark matter pushes on the galaxy and is crunched onto the galaxy. If a pull force called gravity actually caused this effect, we would see spaghettification and a less dense volume around the galaxy would be observed.
I cite this observed increased density of dark matter around galaxies as absolute proof gravity does not exist as I have postulated using Gravitational Unit Theory Unified Field Theory, and its’ corollary Theory Of “Gravity.”
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