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• TITLE: Observations of the Sun’s Dragging Forces

  AUTHORS: Jose L. Parra

  KEYWORDS: Gravity, Universal Gravitational Constant, Diffraction, Interference, Dragging Forces

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.8 No.4, April 2, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The classical theory of gravity, developed by Isaac Newton, predicts that the gravitational force between two masses is always colinear with the direction defined by the center of mass of both bodies. Some work done in the last 60 years has shown experimental evidence that the reality may be somehow more complex. That complexity was confirmed by the author of this paper and he goes farther announcing that the Sun is emitting particles with 44 m spatial periodicity that creates isotropic gravitational effects. Those effects are identical to the ones produced by dragging forces according to the General Theory of Relativity under the Kerr’s Metric. The purpose of this paper is to introduce experimental evidence confirming the author’s predictions that the Moon can modify the dragging force coming from the Sun’s core.