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Addressing Anomalies in Extreme Cosmic Environments, A Fatio / Le Sage Push-Gravity Approach

Authors: Francois Zinserling

This study investigates the efficacy of the Fatio-Le Sage push-gravity model in explaining phenomena that traditional models struggle to resolve. Objections to push-gravity are overcome without violating causality. The ‘Quantum Vacuum Inertia’ of Alfonso Rueda and Bernard Haisch offers an electrodynamic model for the dynamic aether as an isotropic radiant energy density. The correlated ‘Photon Pairs’ of Patrick Grahn, Arto Annila, Erkki Kolehmainen shows matter to be mostly transparent to the aether and offers a transformation mechanism whereby the ‘energy problem’ is avoided. Newtonian gravity is derived from first principles, which reveals an exponential component that conflicts with Standard Cosmology, yet bears solutions to some current cosmic anomalies. The findings might be directly applicable to improve existing gravity models, including relativistic models, and the resultant equations reveal the beginnings of a path to a quantum solution.

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[v1] 2021-08-23 23:04:45
[v2] 2021-12-09 03:34:30
[v3] 2025-12-13 08:11:45
[v4] 2025-12-27 11:29:40

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