Unveiling the Anisotropic Nature of Universal Gravity under the Influence of Gravitational Waves

[TonyYuan]

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/350617258_Gravitational_Fields_and_Gravitational_Waves

It can be seen from dynamic gravity equation that the gravitational force between two objects not only depends on the distance r, but also is related to their velocity and their positions. The universal gravity under the influence of GWs reflects anisotropy.

Precession of planetary orbits
Planets | Newtonian Gravity | Dynamic Gravity | NASA ("/century)
Mercury | 531| 570~572 | 575
Venus | -270~-120 | 200~270 | 204
Earth | 1080~1160 | 1140~1170 | 1145
Mars | 1560~1600 | 1560~1600 | 1628
Jupiter | 600~1000 | 600~1000 | 655
Saturn | 1600~2200 | 1600~2200 | 1950
Uranus | 140~600 | 140~600 | 334

 

[James R]

Tony:

Welcome back. Do you have some questions? Is there some point you'd like to discuss?

Recall that sciforums is a discussion forum, not a billboard.

Has the publication you have linked to been peer-reviewed and published in a peer-reviewed journal, or accepted for publication in any such journal?

 

[TonyYuan]

James R, You are the dictator of this scientific forum! You have done a good job of maintaining Einstein's status as emperor.
But the truth will never be absent.

 

[exchemist]

James R, You are the dictator of this scientific forum! You have done a good job of maintaining Einstein's status as emperor.
But the truth will never be absent.

Unlike you.

 

[James R]

James R, You are the dictator of this scientific forum! You have done a good job of maintaining Einstein's status as emperor.
But the truth will never be absent.

I take it that's a "no" from you on wanting to discuss something relating to your opening post.

Thread closed, then.