Relativity and Cosmology

    

Adaptive-Dynamic Gravitational Field of the Solar System

Authors: Pavlo Danylchenko

The correspondence to the Solar System of not the static Newtonian gravitational field, but the dynamic gravitational field, which is also formed by the motion of the planets and, therefore, adapts to changes in the location of the planets in it, is substantiated. The correspondence of the trajectories of the planets' motion to the laws of conservation of angular momentum and energies (the Newtonian of inert free rest energy and the Keplerian of ordinary rest energy of matter) is shown. Spatial distributions of potentials and strength of the adaptive-dynamic gravitational field along the elliptical trajectories of the planets' motion, which correspond both to the laws of conservation and to the results of astronomical observations, are obtained.

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