Landin V, Sluginov E, Sluginova A, Sluginova O. Study of gravity properties on the earth surface using a gravity receiver. Sci Herald Uzhhorod Univ Ser Phys. 2025;(56):2798-2803.
Study of gravity properties on the earth surface using a gravity receiver
Volodimir Landin, Eduard Sluginov, Anastasia Sluginova, Olga Sluginova
Abstract
Relevance. This study is relevant as it provides a novel approach to measuring and analyzing the effects of gravitational forces from the Earth, Moon, Sun, Black Hole, and space-time, offering new insights into the complex interactions between gravity and space-time matter.
Purpose. The purpose of this study was to investigate the properties of the gravitational field on the Earth's surface and the influence of the Moon, Sun, space-time and Black hole on them. For this purpose, a gravity receiver was made, which is a lever with arms of different lengths located on a sharp support.
Methodology. Due to this design, it is possible to observe a change in the position of the lever relative to the horizon, depending on the magnitude of the gravitational torques on the Earth’s surface. The specific feature of such a gravity receiver is that it can rotate at a certain angle without friction on a sharp support, as if it were in outer space. It is used to determine the torques of gravity of the Earth, Moon, Sun, Black hole, and space-time matter.
Results. The torques of gravity act along the latitude of the Earth and along its meridian. The moments of gravity along the Earth’s meridian change in waves throughout the year. The torques along the latitude are on average twice as large as along the meridian. The space-time matter has the greatest moments, which, starting in 2022, acts in the direction of the Earth’s rotation. Theoretically, it has been theoretically proved that, if baryonic matter is excluded, constant gravity is determined by a simple and beautiful formula which shows that if the density of space decreases, its matter passes into the matter of time, which increases and vice versa, if time decreases, it passes into the matter of space, whose density increases. Gravity is the stabilizer of this process. Experiments have shown that space-time matter can form gravitational vortices and powerful gravitational waves called “tsunamis”.
Conclusions. The gravity receiver performs constant oscillatory movements in the vertical plane throughout the year due to the gravitational energy of space-time. If the arm of the gravity receiver is two meters long, then it captures two-meters gravity waves, if its length is one centimeter, then it captures centimeter waves, etc.
Keywords: gravity; space; time; gravity receiver
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