The electro-gravitational theory

2. Introduction
3. The galileo
   aceleration
4. The
   aceleration at the moon surface
5. The behavior
   of moon
6. The newton
   focus
7. The universal
   constant of gravitation
8. Electric
   properties
9. The
   gravitational well
10. The four
    seasons
11. Conclusions
12. References

Universidad Autónoma de Baja
California

R E S U M E
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Se examina la posibilidad que la verdadera naturaleza
sobre interacciones gravitacionales sea de origen
eléctrico. Se establece una relación: carga/masa
válida para nuestro sistema solar.
Asignando un valor
numérico único-pero no arbitrario – para una carga
eléctrica solar, y bajo la hipótesis que los planetas
neutros reciben una carga inducida por nuestra estrella-carga que
ubicaremos en el centro de masa de cada uno de ellos -, se
obtienen resultados idénticos a los correspondientes en la
teoría
de Newton; pero
además se ofrece la posibilidad de llegar a conocer
distintas propiedades electromagnéticas importantes para
cada uno de nuestros planetas. Se presenta así mismo el
valor numérico más cercano para la constante
universal gravitacional.

A B S T R A C T

We examine the possibility that the true nature over
gravitational interactions was of electric origin. We present a
ratio: charge/mass for our planetary solar system. We assigned a
numerical value-but not arbitrary- for a solar electric charge;
and then examine the hypothesis that the neutral planets received
an induced electric charge-that is located at the centers of
masses of each one- and we obtain identical answers than that of
Newton theory of gravitation; but, furthermore, we present the
possibility of knowing electric properties for our planets.
Finally, we present a numerical value for the constant of
universal gravitation that is the true value for that
constant.

Key Words: THE NEWTON-COULOMB
RELATIONSHIP; EQUAL SOLUTIONS; THE GRAVITATIONAL WELL

INTRODUCTION

In the XVII century, Isaac Newton
proposed that the force (F) between masses M and m, separated by
a (R) distance about theirs mass centers will be always of
atractive character and given by:

(1)

where;

A century later; Charles A. Coulomb proposed that the force
(F) between the electric charges Q and q, separated by a distance
(R) about theirs mass centers will by of attractive or repulsive
character, and given by:

(2)

where;

THE
PROPOSE

If we propose for the sun have an electric constante charge
-but nor arbitrary- of:

And consider that our star makes an electric induced charge on
the opposite sign over our neutral planets, just located in the
center of mass of every one, considering the forces (1) and (2),
and that

Ms= 1.989 x 10 30 Kg; for the sun mass, we obtain that

(3)

There is that exist an general relation: charge/mass that is a
constant for all of ours planets in the solar system.

In the case of our planet, with mass ME=5.976 x 1024 Kg we
obtain and induced electric charge of:

Just in the center of mass of our planet.

In the successive considerations we denoted the electric
induced charge by the "own charge" of the body.

THE GALILEO
ACELERATION

If we considerate the acceleration on the surface of the Earth
planet taking in account the electric idea, and we considered an
apple of the apple tree of Newton; where:

mo; is the mass of the apple.

qo; is the own charge the apple.

is the own
charge in the earth.

RE= 6.37814 x 106m; is the radius of the Earth.

Starting by the second law of Newton:

By Coulomb:

But: