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Gravitational Quantization States in Solar Systems

Authors: Howard G. Preston, Franklin Potter

We apply the new gravitational wave equation (GWE) derived from the General Theory of Relativity to determine quantization states in solar systems. The GWE has one ad hoc assumption: gravitational quantization states depend solely on the gravitationally-bound system�s total angular momentum and its total mass. From the predicted planet and satellite equilibrium orbital distances we make comparisons to the empirical values. To our surprise, we find that the angular momentum in the Oort Cloud determines the planetary spacings! We derive also a mass relationship for orbiting bodies in any planetary system, including exoplanetary systems. We suggest a laboratory experiment with a torsion bar near a rotating mass.

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[v1] 25 Feb 2007

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