Re: Are gravity fields uniform?

From: tj Frazir (GravityPhysics_at_webtv.net)
Date: 01/25/05 

Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 11:26:24 -0500

Meaning Sam dont know *** .
 TELL US then SAM.
 Do you then agree Gravity is a push to less energy. ?
 Do you agree UP IS A GAIN IN MASS ??
 Then 1/2 the atom gained more mass than the other 1/2 .
 At the center of evry atom is the pit evryting orbits and falls twards.
BUT in an energy slope
of gravity UP is a gain in mass .
 There is more MASS on one side of the atoms low than the other SOO
SAM,,,
 1/2 the atom pushes the other 1/2 as long as more mass is falling on
one side than the other.
 GRAVITY is just the low around mass .
 BUT its the change in mass in each atom that moves each atom .
 JUST one atom falling is not attraction not a pull ,,its 1/2 the atom
pushing the other 1/2.
 GRAVITY IS A push to less energy.
 A push to less MASS
 Gravity is a push to less mass.
 1/2 the nucleus has more mass on one side than the other .
 The atom PUSHES its SELF down.
Nothing PULLS on it.
  YOUR TURN SAM : ))
  Its your turn sam : ))
 Now its sams turn !!
 Sam cant do it กก
 Its your turn sam
  

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