Conversant for the Prisoners of Earth

Alvi, Mohsin and Surani, Mehreen (2014): Conversant for the Prisoners of Earth. Forthcoming in:

Abstract

A study explained the nature of astronomical objects and their movement in an orbit of momentum. Not only some astronomical objects have been identified in a simpler form but also provided their characteristics. On the basis of this analysis and interpretation of estimated phenomena and the visibility of objects in Universe, the Core concept has been identified to explain the movement in a space and causes that are responsible for universal theorem. The purpose of the study is to provide better understanding of relationship among gravity, distance and time with the support of laws of astrophysics. An assumption was made for a constant factor that (P) is the product of distance covered by the body and gravitational force acting on it. An empirical derivation has been deployed with help of supported standard equations in order to explain the association whereas further research is possible in developing the relation and association of other astrophysics factors or lead the current study towards the theory.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• Language: English
• Keywords: Gravitational Force, Time, Distance, Astronomical Objects, Laws of Physics, Derivation
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