1.1The unified electromagnetic gravitational oscillations
The gravitational potential field (gravity) is caused by the presence of any mass in space.Like gravity, charge is a fundamental property of the universe. Just as mass causes agravity field, charge causes an electromagnetic field. There are no known methods of insulation of gravitational field in modern science. It is impossible to imagine space andgravitation separately. Gravitation exists everywhere where there is some space. Thegravitational field created by all masses of our metagalaxy is the aether in which cosmicobjects moves and electromagnetic oscillations are propagated. The space surrounds ussince the whole matter carries gravitational charge of only one sign.A dipole antenna is used to produce overlapping electric and magnetic fields E and Brespectively. Such an antenna is so far the simplest practical antenna from a theoretical point of view, and therefore is the basis on which this study is conducted. The currentamplitude I for such an antenna decreases uniformly from maximum at the center to zeroat the ends.The work done to move the electron at a speed v(t) up and down the antenna is thegravitational potential energy W
G
and is proportional to the velocity v(t). The electric potential energy W
E
of the electron at a distance R from the antenna is proportional totheir angular momentum L. W
G
= k
1
v (t) and W
E
= k
2
L, if the proportionalities are truethen also the following should be true W
G
W
E
= β L (t) v (t) where k
1
k
2
= K
2
= β is theforce required to accelerate the electrons.Differentiating W
G
with respect to height h moved by a charge up the antenna, and W
E
with respect to the charge q on the electron i.e. dW
G
/dh = mg , dW
E
/dq = ER. Thenthe product of the acceleration due to gravity g and the electric field E isEg = (βL/mRt)div 1= div = d/dqWhen a charge is moved up and down the antenna by the oscillator in the y direction achanging magnetic field is produced in the z direction leading to a changing gravitationalfield. Then the acceleration due to gravity is of magnitude g= vcΩ, Ω is the curvature of space in regions near the antenna where a charge experiences the electric and magneticfield. And c is the speed of the electromagnetic wave transmitted from the antenna.Substituting for g in equation 1 givesβ = d β /dr = f
e
Φ 2This is the rate of change of force with the radius of a spherical wave front r=cT, T isthe time- dimension and then r
2
= x
2
+ y
2
+ z
2
+ T
2
. Therefore β depends on the2
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