🌀 Terrence: Gravity as Effect, Planetary and Galactic Formation #405

🌀 Terrence: Gravity as Effect, Planetary and Galactic Formation #405

Author: Think and Act Locally April 7, 2025 Duration: 11:38

The YouTube transcript from “THP Development Videos” features Terrence explaining a physics simulation model that proposes gravity is an effect of external pressures, not an internal cause like mass attraction. His model uses vortexes and particle systems with magnetic fields and resonance to simulate the formation of celestial bodies like Saturn and galaxies, without any gravity programmed. The simulations visually recreate observed phenomena such as Saturn’s hexagon and the Milky Way’s spiral structure, suggesting these forms arise from external forces organizing matter. Terrence believes this evidence challenges the standard cosmological model and indicates the universe creates planets and galaxies from the outside in. He and others discuss the implications of this theory and plan to share their findings.

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