Consider the formula:
Potential Energy = G(M-m)m/L_a where
(M-m) is the rest of the universe and L_a is
distance between the mass m
and the mass of the rest of the universe..

Not the earth (m_1) and moon (m_2).
G(m_1)(m_2)/L_b.
As L_b increases L_a decreases..

Potential and Kinetic energies must be
considered relative to the rest of the universe.
This ,simple observation , has corrected the
problems previously
involved in the definition of gravitry by
Newton and Einstein. This unifies quantum
and gravity mechanics.

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Consider the formula:
Potential Energy = G(M-m)m/L_a where
(M-m) is the rest of the universe and L_a is
distance between the mass m
and the mass of the rest of the universe..

Not the earth (m_1) and moon (m_2).
G(m_1)(m_2)/L_b.
As L_b increases L_a decreases..

Potential and Kinetic energies must be
considered relative to the rest of the universe.
This ,simple observation , has corrected the
problems previously
involved in the definition of gravitry by
Newton and Einstein. This unifies quantum
and gravity mechanics.



I like it ... but only because it fits my postulate of
the inverse tensor state between all matter on a
universal scale.

Its also why I say that c is a variable and varies at
the rate of universal expansion so as to be only
experimentally observable as a constant on our
rather small scale of existence. The value of
c varies at a rate that is requires longer than
the solar systems life span to measurably detect.

Here's a simple view of the condition I think your
mathematical view encompasses..

Let A be the most distant physical particle in the universe in
one direction and Z be the most distant physical particle in
the universe in the other direction.

E1~E10 are local massive physical particles.

A -------------------------E1--E2--E3--E4.....-------------------Z

The "----" is the Quantum State that exists as an inverse tensor
between all particles no matter the separation distance of
the particles.

Lets say A and Z are moving away from each other (expansion)
so the local inverse tensor value between any E particles varies
but at a rate that is not detectable to a local observer due to scale.

If I move E2 closer to E3 the value of the inverse tensor goes up
between E2 and E3 and is reduced between E1 and E2 this creates
the illusion of curved space because we do not have the rules
to govern the cause of the inverse tensor yet. The effect aspect
is readily observable as gravitational variance.

Now the base value for c is set by the total separation of all matter
universally but locally varied by the local separation distance
of matter which is in essence a medium.

My postulate maintains that the Quantum state is the residual yet
to be defined energy form that was the yet to be defined energy
of the Quantum Point[Mays] ( Ciaos Point[Williams], singularity)
of the Big Bang fame. The concept is that from this energy point
a finite amount of matter was converted but not all of the energy was
converted into matter. The remaining energy form exists as the
Quantum State and while we have yet to find the governing rules
of the causation we can readily observe and model its effect... G
And since we are just a bunch of E particles we as individuals
exist within the Quantum State so it's the old story of not being able
to describe the outside of the box that the observer lives inside of.

And because we are directly connected to anything we observe
we effect the observation by the act of observing. This situation
is what leads to the observation of EM waves propagating along the
Quantum State as particulate in nature due to the intrinsic bias caused
by the interrelation of the observer and the observed and any device
designed to be observe..


Paul R. Mays
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