So, DENSITY, VELOCITY and DISTANCE of PLANETS are co-related
factors. When any one is known, other two can be computed
with absolute accuracy. These three factors are mutually in
Triquilibrium. This is DVdT. Solar System is balanced by DVdT.
When this Triquilibrium breached, the Solar System will be
ended either by dispersion or by collision. DVdT is the dominating
Astrophysical and Astromatical Triangle, which balances and
dominate the Solar System.
THE LAW (4):
: This is Unified Law of the Solar System
SIX
FORMULAS OF DVDT FOR THE NEW SPACE TECHNOLOGY (SSS)
(i) Unit in Kilometres
1) DENSITY BY DISTANCE : Divide 12.231
by square root of DISTANCE of Planet, result is DENSITY of
planet.
2) DENSITY BY VELOCITY : Divide VELOCITY
of Planet by 29.8, result is DENSITY of Planet.
3) DISTANCE BY DENSITY : Divide 149.6
by square of DENSITY of the planet, result is DISTANCE of
the planet.
4) DISTANCE BY VELOCITY : Divide 132851
by Square of VELOCITY of planet, result is DISTANCE of the
planet.
5) VELOCITY BY DENSITY : Multiply
DENSITY of planet by 29.8, result is VELOCITY of the Planet.
6) VELOCITY BY DISTANCE: Divide 364.5
by square root of DISTANCE of the planet, result is VELOCITY
of planet.
(ii) Unit in Miles.
1) DENSITY BY DISTANCE : Divide 9.638
by square root of DISTANCE of planet, result is DENSITY of
Planet.
2) DENSITY BY VELOCITY : Divide VELOCITY
of planet by 18.5, result is DENSITY of the Planet.
3) DISTANCE BY DENSITY : Divide 92.89
by square of DENSITY of the planet, result is DISTANCE of
the planet.
4) DISTANCE BY VELOCITY : Divide 31791
by square of Velocity of planet, result is DISTANCE of the
planet.
5) VELOCITY BY DENSITY : Multiply
DENSITY of the planet by 18.5, result is VELOCITY of the Planet.
6) VELOCITY BY DISTANCE: Divide 178.3
by square root of DISTANCE of the planet, result is VELOCITY.
Unit
in Kml : |
Unit
in Miles: |
1) Mean DISTANCE in million Klm. |
1) Mean DISTANCE in million Miles. |
2) VELOCITY in Klm per Second. |
2) VELOCITY in Miles per Second. |
3) DENSITY = Earth as 1.00 |
3) DENSITY = Earth as 1.00 |
Results
obtained by above 12 formulas agree with observations.
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