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The Gravity Triplex Model

The Theory concludes with a complex diagram showing inter relationships between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter much like the diagram to follow. The central core remains a direct link to the one phase system; then the next disjointed circle with its six arms is the unstable two phase system that exists between the orbits of Earth and Mars, and the three arms show diametric new forces driving the system into three phases.

Single-to-Three Phase Transition

That is, the matrix starts off as a simple one phase system at the sun; then evolves into an unstable two phases, which is chaotic. As distance from the sun increases, three phases or strings start to wind around the same central axis. Three phases or any multiple of three is stable.

An important part of the dynamic is the gas giant Jupiter (which is so dominant in the Solar System that it actually has a small family of two dozen comets orbiting it, and not the sun), which according to the Theory is more than a gas giant, but has a solid core and one or more large solid sub cores orbiting the main center within the gas body of the planet. This fits with the gravity transition taking place there, as the gravity string metamorphoses into a three phase system.

A High Order Three Phase Stability

This system persists for the gas giants - going farther from the sun the gravity field weakens but at a slower rate than when close to the sun - and the above figure suggests the beginnings of instability, which are resolved by ring systems around the planets. (NOTE: The same transition takes place going outward from the sun, a large gravity source; as from a large planet, if to a less noticeable extent.)

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