Chapter 11. Intelligent Design Theory of Gravity and Antigravity Vs. Isaac Newton's Universal Law of Gravity
Our super-intelligent scientists today using Sir Isaac Newton's universal law of the theory of gravity cannot understand gravity or antigravity, produce gravity, manipulate gravity or make antigravity. What is gravity? How does gravity work? What causes gravity? We will see that every housewife that boils water manipulates gravity and changes it into antigravity at will. It took me three years, but after asking God how He made gravity, I now understand gravity and can create it or change it. The answer is very simple, and is the result of how a super-intelligent Designer made the atom.
First, you must know that there is not one scientific fact connected with the solar system-type structure of the atom as conceived by Rutherford and Bohr. If we refer back to the picture in Chapter 9 of the hydrogen atom, the basic building block of all the elements, we see that one electron is outside, trying to get into the center of two protons where the other electron is now resting. The outer electron cannot get into the center because it is repelled by the electron already there. Because the two electrons cannot join in the center of the two protons, it leaves a miniscule excess positive charge of 100-40 coulombs that attracts the outer electrons of all other atoms in the universe. This charge is so infinitesimal that it can never be neutralized by the charge of a whole electron. It can never be satisfied. This explains gravity. All atoms have a tiny electric attraction for one another that can never be neutralized. It would take the electrons of 1040 other identical atoms to equal the infinitesimal differences in charges of the protons in a single atom. So they are attracted, but can never be satisfied. And guess what? There only about 1080 atoms in the universe. So one of the hydrogen (H2) atoms in the water in your coffee cup or in the water in your bloodstream has an attraction for the square root of all the other atoms in the universe!
Pay attention now. I am about to explain gravity and antigravity. The force of gravity is dependent on three factors: temperature, pressure and the complexity of the atom (gravity is its atomic weight as described in Chapter 9 and the Intelligent Design Theory of the Periodic Table of the Elements). At low temperatures and/or high pressures, the outer electrons of every element are relatively at rest, closer to the electrons tightly-bound between two protons. Because the outer electron cannot get into the middle of the proton-electron-proton pair, the two protons then have an infinitesimal attraction for the electrons of all other atoms in the universe.
The outer electrons vibrate farther from the proton-electron-proton pairs with increasing temperature or as a result of external electromagnetic waves, such as light, heat, magnetic fields, microwaves, television, radio communications or domestic electricity supply. They vibrate farther at low pressures than at high pressures. At low temperatures or high pressures, the outer electrons are close to the atoms, and atoms are strongly attracted to one another, becoming a solid. As the temperature increases, the outer electrons vibrate farther from the atom; the gravitational attraction becomes less and the material becomes liquid. At higher temperatures, the outer electrons vibrate farther from the atom and the outer electrons of atoms repel one another. First they usually become liquid so that they slip around relative to one another. Then at greater vibration distances they become the gaseous or negative gravity phase of atoms (antigravity) that could not occur without intelligent planning
When a housewife boils water, she changes the gravity of water to antigravity. When the water becomes hot, the electrons on the outside of the H2 components (both the outer H2 and the eight H2s that comprise the oxygen atom) of the water molecules repel each other and burst away from the pan of water. The molecules of the steam have a negative gravity or antigravity not only for the other water molecules, but for the earth itself as the steam rises in the air until it cools.
The same water molecules at the same temperature on the hot side of the moon would have even less attraction for the moon, and would rise farther away from it. Hence, there is no water on the moon. Any water that may have been originally on the moon went into space long ago, and was probably attracted to larger bodies..
In the gaseous stage, atoms have negative gravity or antigravity toward one another. They repel each other. So air piles up in the atmosphere with nitrogen and oxygen and a few other gases repelling one another. The earth, with its massive gravity by comparison, attracts these gas atoms with a force of about 14.7 pounds per square inch (one atmosphere) at the earth's surface. Antigravity is any two bodies repelling each other.
A hot air balloonist changes the gravity of air as he or she heats the air. The air molecules inside the balloon repel one other, causing some of the air mass to exit the balloon. This leaves a mass of hot air inside the balloon that has more negative gravity or antigravity both for the air surrounding the balloon and for the earth itself. The balloon rises -- away from the earth.
Scientists that suspect that Isaac Newton's universal law or theory of gravity is not universal and is not constant are absolutely correct. Gravity changes with temperature, pressure and mass, and can even change to antigravity. Gravity between any two celestial bodies is different than gravity between all other celestial bodies because every celestial body has a different number of atoms. Sir Isaac Newton's universal law of gravity only holds true on the earth at standard pressure and temperature.
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