New Law of Mechanics

The lunar tides The same mechanisms apply in the case of lunar half-day and daily tides, only in this case the duration of half a day is 12 hours, 25 minutes. The fact that the Moon does not rotate around its own axis does not change the behaviour of the ether, which Moon absorbs. This ether revolves around the Moon in the same way as it revolves around other celestial bodies with gravity. The lunar ether vortex is not strong enough to overcome the tidal influence of the Earth, and to spin the Moon...

and other effects caused by the rotational component of gravity One of the most obvious effects of rotational gravity is the phenomenon of tides, but at the same time, this phenomenon is quite difficult to analyze. Therefore, this section describes the mechanism of tides only in general terms, avoiding details. Needless to say, our explanation of tides is completely different from the orthodox explanation. First of all, let’s define the general principles of our approach. First: water, like any liquid, is a material body that has freedom of movement with ether...

Previously, we have reviewed the rotational motion from the standpoint of the Law of Mechanics. At that time, our attention was focused on the rotational motion of celestial bodies with gravity, that is a self-rotation under the action of the absorbed ether. The main distinguishing feature of this rotation is the absence of centrifugal forces. Centrifugal forces do not occur on the surfaces of celestial bodies rotating around their own axis, as the ether surrounding them rotates synchronously with them. This ether is driven by the heavenly bodies themselves, as they absorb ether producing gravity...

Application of the Law of Mechanics to Rotational motion First, it should be noted that there are two different types of rotational motion: 1) Rotation of the body, which is not caused by the rotation of the surrounding ether — this is the most common and familiar type of rotation. In this case, the ether does not rotate with the body, and the ether is not the main reason for the rotation of the body. In this situation, parts of the body have accelerations relative to the ether and therefore forces...

Gravity is an accelerating stream of ether, and after its formation within a sufficiently large body, the stream becomes self-sustained, constantly producing matter and energy until the moment of self-destruction. But how does the process of gravity begin? One possible mechanism for starting gravity is the collision of two sufficiently large celestial bodies having sufficiently large relative velocities. Very high pressures and accelerations of the ether that occur during the collision can create conditions for the formation of matter — and the gravitational reactor will begin to work...