SDR6 Stardrive & Gravity Pt.5
Channel: Ronald van Kemenade
Date: 08/02/2012

STARDRIVE & GRAVITY 5
So how does the Baryon perform its trick, slinging gravitons into open space?
As shown a few years back in the original Stardrive (Stardrive, www.vedoder.eu), most gravitons "bounce through" like in Newtons Cradle. Many of those aren't out of the way in time, receiving an ass-kick from one of the up-quarks. The combined impact being slower, they do NOT exchange places again during the ass-kicking. Hurtling the ass-kicking Baryon towards the origin of the gravitons.

And how does this "wheel" keep its momentum?
Gravitons are abundant, and fly around in every possible direction. The ones hitting the cartwheel in its direction of rotating keep it up to speed, and the ones hitting it against its direction simply exchange places (because of their high combined impact velocity up to about 4c).

Gravity is often considered a weak force. Such is not the case. Gravity is a slight imbalance between push & pull: PUSH: Gravitons bouncing off, PULL: Gravitons bouncing through & getting kicked in the butt by spinning baryons. (Protons, Neutrons, Nucleons.)
From this point on, explaining the inner works of our universe is a cakewalk.