Author(s)

Yuri N. Ivanov^1,2, Anton V. Pinchuk¹

¹Institute of Rhythmodynamics, Moscow, Russia.
²AE Space Ltd., Oakville, Canada.

The presented work examines the mechanism and conditions of self-motion in bodies as systems of interacting elements. It is shown how the oscillation parameters of these elements determine the mode of motion of the system (body). In this case, the motion is considered as a consequence of symmetry breaking of forces in the systems themselves, and not as a reaction of individual elements to external influences. It is shown that such a violation takes place both in the gravitational field and when the system moves by inertia. Examples of the influence of changes in phase (φ) and frequency (f) parameters of the system elements on the velocity mode of its motion in space are considered. The identity of the causes of self-motion is revealed both in the case of gravitation and inertial motion.

Gravitation, Self-Motion, Phase, Frequency, Time Rate, Standing Wave, Potential Well, Standing Wave Node, Momentum, Quantity of Motion

Ivanov, Yu.N. and Pinchuk, A.V. (2024) Gravitation and the Unified Nature of All Kinds of Motion in Non-Empty Space (Part 1). Journal of High Energy Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology, 10, 1918-1932. doi: 10.4236/jhepgc.2024.104107.