Here is the conclusion to my paper, if you give me your e-mail address I will send you a copy.
If you study the simple equations perhaps you can detect flaws which may have escaped me.
Thanks for you comments.
CONCLUSION
Using several physical constants and the rest mass of the electron it has been shown that it is possible to predict magnitudes specific to the Solar System.
A reasonably accurate magnitude for the Astronomical Unit was determined using Planckʼs constant and some simple geometry.
A relationship between the Astronomical Unit calculated using Planckʼs constant and an Astronomical Unit, close to the accepted value, was shown to be a function of 1/4 the distance light travels in one second.
The exact mass of the Sun was determined using several physical constants and the Astronomical Unit, and from this relationship it was possible to predict the gravitational force of attraction of the Sun for one gram at a distance equal to the average A.U. using only three physical constants and the rest mass of the electron.
The velocity of any object orbiting the Sun at A.U. distance was derived from the previously determined force of attraction for one gram.
It was demonstrated that with several physical constants, A.U. and the rest mass of the electron, a magnitude equal to the product of the mass of the Sun and G was obtained.
A novel equation was produced using characteristics and magnitudes of the electron which will predict the gravitational force of attraction of any object in orbit about the Sun. The specificity of this equation for the Solar System begs for further study in order to generalize it.
A concept of the number of electron masses equivalent to an orbiting mass and the total amount of time which they would correspondingly represent , at the time one one electron wave for each electron mass equivalent, suggested that when a force equal to G acted for this length of time, the impulse produced has a relationship to the gravitational force of attraction.
The period of any object in orbit about the Sun was shown to be a function of, its distance from the Sun, the mass of the Sun, the rest mass of the electron and the frequency of a electron.
The fact that accurate predictions of magnitudes of the solar system were obtained using simple ratios of several physical constants suggests, that these constants, and magnitudes and characteristics of the electron may allow for new interpretations of the dynamics of celestial mechanics.
The specificity of these equations for the solar system is perplexing, but, perhaps with thorough study some fundamental generalizations can be conceptualized.
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