The second field of gravitation is applied on the motion of asteroids.

Several observational studies of the main belt asteroids showed a direct link between the evolution of the spin vectors and the inclination of their orbit. The linearized gravitation theory confirms it.

In this paper I analyse the paradox of tides, that claims that the Moon and not the Sun is responsible for them, although the Sun's gravitation is much stronger. I correct the official published calculations of tides that I found in a mainstream book and on the internet, which both appear to be wrong.

The aim of this paper is to show the relationship between the physical dimensions of the buds and the orbital velocity of the F-ring's edge.

The extremely low-density exoplanet TrES-4 has been discovered in 2007. It is not known why such low-density planets can exist. One possible solution is discussed here.

The bending of star light grazing the sun can be found for light rays, by using the linearized relativity theory. But the results are much more precise and detailed.

Einstein has chosen a gauge based on the known perihelion advance of Mercury. In this paper, we work without gauge, and find that the linearized relativity theory allows the Milky Way itself to be at the origin of the perihelion's abnormality.

The objective of this paper is to find the mathematical equations related to the time which is needed for the star's orbit in spherical galaxies to swivel down to the galaxy's equator.

Dark Matter does not exist. This is found by deducing the general equations for the orbital velocities of stars in disk galaxies, based on the assumption of a simple mass distribution of the initial spherical galaxy.

Combining the Titius-Bode law with the linearized gravitation theory results in the sequence of the actual gas planets, if at the creation of the proto-gas-planets, the sequence originally was: proto-Neptune (!), -Jupiter, -Saturn, and -Uranus