NeoGravity

Part III · The Law · Paper 11 of 40

“Light bends near the Sun for the same reason a straw looks bent in water. The Plenum is denser there.”

Gravity as Hydrodynamics: Gradient-Index Refraction in a Variable-Density Ether Plenum

The refractive index derived from hydrostatic equilibrium rather than imported from the literature. From one expression: light deflection, which calibrates it, and the Shapiro delay, which follows from that calibration with only the geometry new. The redshift needs a second expression, because no single scalar property of the Plenum supplies both coefficients, a requirement read off the data rather than assumed.

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Author
John Salvatore Guagliardo
Series
Theory of NeoGravity & Ether Dynamics, Paper 11
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22110832
Archive
https://zenodo.org/records/22110832
Licence
Open access preprint. Not peer reviewed.