in motion: a primer Kindle Edition

l understand that the universe is as we observe it to be, and the interactions between the bodies are constrained by the laws of motion which leaves the interaction to be explained. If we assume everything is in motion, then we must account for the motion of every body, including the body being orbited.Newton observed an apple falling from an apple tree as the consequence of a constant natural attractor. I observe the apple tree being pushed away from the apple as a natural consequence of inertia.If you can imagine the solar system in your head, with the Sun in the center, all planets orbiting the sun, all moons orbiting their planets, can you draw an arrow in the direction the Sun is moving?I encourage you to try and answer that question with what you know about the universe, and by the end of this paper I guarantee you will have a different answer.This is a primer.This primer introduces a paradigm shift in astrophysical reasoning. This approach understands that nothing is at rest, therefore removing resting frames and nested frames of reference from physics. The result is a model that 'saves ink' by correctly replicating all current gravity and relativity models without invoking gravity or spacetime, going even farther to give insight into observed phenomena at any scale, using geometry and classical mechanics to unwind the unlawful path science has taken after the temporary arrest of universal motion. Read more