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| author | Wolski, Jon |
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| contents | <p>This paper presents the <strong>Gravitational Resistance Model</strong>, a mechanical reinterpretation of planetary internal heat and time dilation. By analyzing the Earth's "unaccounted" <strong>20.3 TW</strong> heat budget, the author argues that terrestrial heat is not a primordial leftover, but an active, real-time "Gravity Tax" generated by atomic resistance to gravitational acceleration. Utilizing the <strong>Kelvin-Helmholtz Mechanism</strong> (the same math used to explain Jupiter’s heat), the theory establishes a direct mechanical link between planetary mass, thermal output, and the "system lag" commonly observed as gravitational time dilation.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Gravity_is_Work_that_Planets_Resist Wolski, Jon <p>This paper presents the <strong>Gravitational Resistance Model</strong>, a mechanical reinterpretation of planetary internal heat and time dilation. By analyzing the Earth's "unaccounted" <strong>20.3 TW</strong> heat budget, the author argues that terrestrial heat is not a primordial leftover, but an active, real-time "Gravity Tax" generated by atomic resistance to gravitational acceleration. Utilizing the <strong>Kelvin-Helmholtz Mechanism</strong> (the same math used to explain Jupiter’s heat), the theory establishes a direct mechanical link between planetary mass, thermal output, and the "system lag" commonly observed as gravitational time dilation.</p> |
| title | Gravity_is_Work_that_Planets_Resist |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19689331 |