Mercury and Pluto's Orbits

                                                 Mercury's and Pluto's Orbits

                            

     Einstein's theory of gravity waves emitting from a mass requires mass to lose energy and therefore lose mass. On a planetary scale that means planets in the solar system must have decaying orbits. This has been studied extensively and never found true. In his attempt to prove decaying orbits he needed to predicate mercury's orbit as decaying.

     The perturbation of Mercury's orbit is unusual but not necessarily unpredictable. It's orbit is a very pronounced elliptical orbit, that extends very close to the Suns atmosphere , at it's  perihelion. As it passes nearest the sun, it passes nearest the Corona, where a phenomena  effect occurs demonstrated 100 years ago by Einstein that lights relative velocity slows.

      All planetary orbits extending as far out as Saturn have this unusual orbital precession. 

     If we take the results of Shapiro's in the 1960s it is abundantly clear Einstein's theory that Mass curves space is false. As indicated from his research any, even the smallest incremental distance change of light passing from the Corona , the effect on light and it's relative velocity drops to  zero. Einstein's curved space theory literally disappears. So these orbit perturbations are NOT from any theory of relativity. The Corona observed effect, only occurs at the corona.

     If we take the speed of light and factor in the medium time that light slowed as it passed through the corona it results in light slowing 100 microseconds. This time delta is the value of how much the corona effect, alters space and time. In particular the amount of space that has been contracted /compressed.

     29.9 km of space is continuously contracted. This small but significant amount that determines Mercury's  precession, and produces positive gravity through out the solar system. To be more specific, space is compressed from the phenomena of the Corona effect. This compression of space only occurs at the Sun's corona but this compression  is felt through out the solar system.

     The analogy is a spring, As a spring is compressed it's distance or total length of the wire doesn't change, but the space that the spring occupies is less, therefore space is compressed. Hence positive gravity.

       

     Pluto also has a pronounce elliptical orbit, that has an unusual tilt of 17 degrees from the Suns equator plane. Its orbit duration takes slightly more than 248 years. Hence Pluto's orbit has not been thoroughly studied. The Sun's gravity even at these distances does have an effect on Pluto's orbits. These effects are reflected in a decreasing tilt angle of the orbit as each orbit occurs. This effect is small but it's occurring. The problem facing the solar system is if the orbital flattens out it would endanger Neptune which has a similar orbital plane and orbital path.

                                  

      Was Pluto involved in a  planetary collision a 100 thousand years ago? That destroyed a planet that is now seen as the asteroid belt. Mars and it's two moon that are the closes planet to the  asteroid belt definitely show signs of a past massive collision.