A new hypothesis about the origin of gravity!

[MitkoGorgiev]

I have been thinking these days about the origin of gravity and here is my hypothesis:

Every celestial body is moving through the space and this motion bears the force of gravity. The force is directly proportional to the mass of the body and its velocity. Thus, it can be expressed by F=k m v.

m is the mass of the body, v is the velocity and k is a constant.

The Earth has a huge mass and is travelling through space with a huge speed of 108000 km/h (so it is said). I think that the enormous mass travelling with an enormous speed tends to pull to itself the bodies which happen to find themselves in its close vicinity, thus enlarging its mass and consequently its force.

Of course this is just a thought, a hypothesis which is not supported by anything. Actually I am strongly against hypotheses. I believe that every hypothesis is very far from the truth. Our spirituality is still on a baby’s level to understand this life and this Cosmos.

Then why am I writing this? Only to tell you not to believe in any hypothesis.

[Simon4159870717]

Hello my friend

F=ma      (F is force and a is acceleration, m is mass) , This is Newton's law. Not V. 

 

About gravity, there are many hypothesis, and all of them can not be proof or not.

 

To me, gravity is not force, but acceleration.  Space consumption causes gravity.

[HallxofIvy]

You wrote this making it so obviously wrong (Gravity is NOT "proportional to mass times velocity. Many experiments have shown that gravitational force is NOT proportional to velocity.) that we will know not to believe everything we read?

[KBA]

On 1/13/2022 at 7:33 PM, MitkoGorgiev said:

I think that the enormous mass travelling with an enormous speed tends to pull to itself the bodies which happen to find themselves in its close vicinity, thus enlarging its mass and consequently its force.

You're more near to truth than you think ) The gravity is a dynamical force which appears only between any moving particles when they come closer. This force gives the mass to such particles.

Edited June 23, 2022 by akb