Classical Physics

    

Newton’s Theory of Universal Gravitation — A Critique Leading to A Revised Version

Authors: Bijon Kumar Sen, Subha Sen

A close look into Newton’s theory of gravitational attraction reveals some controversial statements. The theory does not corroborate with the experimental observations on the properties of gravitational constant. An ‘external push’ is suggested instead of the well accepted theory of ‘attractive pull’ between two masses. This new concept is able to resolve the inconsistencies and drawbacks present in Newton’s theory. An alternative approach is proposed for the theory of evolution of the Universe (Big Bang), that can account for the lacunas noticed in the existing theory.

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