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Newton’s G is the ratio of aetherspace (atomic space) to aether (empty space).
F = G (m₁m₂)/r² is the force exerted by the aether onto masses of atoms, or by empty space onto atomic space.
The Inconstancy of Newton’s G
Newton’s gravitational constant G is not constant because the microaetherspace (atomic space):
- expands and contracts
- is always in flux
This proves a dynamic and subjective universe.

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