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Gravitation & Space (26 November 2014)

Gravitational Flux and Space Curvatures under

Gravitational Forces
I.Eng. K.A.S.S. Kuruppuarachchi (MIIESL)
Ceylon Electricity Board,
Ethulkotte,
Sri Lanka
Our senses are limited. First of all we can consider about human senses limitations. Vision,
Hearing, Smiling, Taste and body sensation, all of these sensations of human are in limited
ranges. Another essential sense is mind. That is sixth sense of the human. In the absence of
those sensations, human life would depend on environmental situations and life time
boundaries.
Because of our limited senses, we can identify only limited range of the reality. How we can
detect which are beyond our sensation limits? Reality is relative to our senses, our points of
views, and individual attitudes.
For instance, take parallel universe concepts. We cant grasp it by our senses and only what
we can do is to consider identifying it by concentrating with relevant facts. Here, I wish to
explain it by gravitational flux space curves and gravitational field in my point of view.
Generally, a large asteroid and its gravitational force action can be predicted up to some
extend by using available limited senses.
In explaining above, first, I take the space curves and gravitational flux. Under gravitational
force effect of large asteroids, surrounding space is divided into layers with different flux
densities. Closer to asteroid, flux density is higher than that of distant end of the asteroid. Let
us consider light wave travelling under gravitational force of the large asteroid; closer to
asteroid, light wave travelling speed is lower than that of distant end of the asteroid.
It has been explained by considering light wave travelling through a prism as in figure (a).

Free Space

Free Space
Glass Prism

Figure (a)

In figure (a), we can see the deflection of the light wave. Same principles can be applied for
travelling light wave in the gravitational field.

Star (Actual Place)

Star (Visible Place)

Sun

Under the large asteroid gravitational force, space is divided to different layers and the layers
have different gravitational flux densities. In travelling light wave through each layer, light
wave velocity changes according to relevant layer flux densities. Gravitational flux should be
tiny and strongest of neutralized particle in the space.
We can apply the same phenomena to the surrounding space of large asteroid. That is
explained by figure (b).
Gravitational Field

Equal potential
layers of space
(space curves)

Asteroid

Figure (b)

Figure (b) shows deviation of the equal potential gravitational layers of space under
gravitational force. Closer to large asteroid gravitational flux density is high. When a mass is
travelling towards to asteroid with its increasing force, then it should be accelerated. This is
the phenomena of the gravitational acceleration.
According to Newtons gravitational force equation.
F = G M 1 M2
R2
F = Gravitational Force
G = Gravitational Constant
R = Distant Between Two Objects
M1 = Object 1 Mass
M2 = Object 2 Mass
Considering above facts, we can suggest that there should be gravitational flux in the space.
This flux is divided into layers under gravitational force. That flux acts as the medium of the
space. That phenomenon is explained by figure (b).
Gravitational flux density limits the light velocity place to place in the space. It means that
from layer to layer light wave velocity is deflecting. According to above facts, we can say
that gravitational flux density is the speed limiting factor of the space and also the friction for
the travelling object in space.
Considering following equations.
From Lorentz transformation,

LV = L0

When Objects Velocity is V, object Length = LV

Objects stationary Length = L0
C = Velocity of Light

From Einsteins Relativity Theory equation,

mV =

m0

m0 = Stationary mass of the object.

mV = Mass when travelling at velocity v of the object.

C = Velocity of Light.
According to above equations we can calculate relevant velocity of light (by solving equation
1) and relevant mass (by solving equation 2). We can observe that under high velocities,
length is reducing and mass is increasing.
Considering this phenomena we can describe that when velocity is increasing, space friction
also increases against to the travelling object. Hence we can say that there should be a space
friction against the travelling object in the space.