¶ Gravity: Speed Of
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Gravity: Speed Of:
"This (the expanding Universe concept) may be the universal effect of the speed of gravity, whose force (possibly in order to eternally cohere Universe) is, as is often found experimentally, always just a fraction greater than the cosmic speed of inherently disintegrative radiation. (See 231.00231.
“This conceptioning becomes lucid if one is familiar with the vector equilibria and their identity with isotropism, which spontaneously accommodates coexpansion or contraction independent of any Universe center, every nuclear point within the system being a Universe center, with all its 12 most immediate neighbors always being equidistant and bearing the the same toal of central-angle magnitudes from one another, (i.e., 60 degrees. The nucleus of a square would have a completely different distance to its corners than the corners would have to each other.) with the circumferentially closed, embracing vector forces always more effective than their equal and opposite radial vectors’ noncooperative, open-ended, disintegrative forces.”
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