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• TITLE: Gravitational Model of the Three Elements Theory

  AUTHORS: Frederic Lassiaille

  KEYWORDS: Relativity; Gravitation; Newton

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Modern Physics, Vol.3 No.5, May 23, 2012

  ABSTRACT: The gravitational model of the three elements theory is an alternative theory to dark matter. It uses a modification of Newton’s law in order to explain gravitational mysteries. The results of this model are explanations for the dark matter mysteries, and the Pioneer anomaly. The disparity of the gravitational constant measurements might also be explained. Concerning the Earth flyby anomalies, the theoretical order of magnitude is the same as the experimental one. A very small change of the perihelion advance of the planet orbits is calculated by this model. Meanwhile, this gravitational model is perfectly compatible with restricted relativity and general relativity, and is part of the three element theory, a unifying theory.