But the same events can also be
explained entirely differently by the push rays
hypothesis. The movement of satellite around larger
bodies may be following a different rule of changing
to new position before the effect of mutually
blocked push rays takes place at their previous
positions. As already explained earlier, if we
consider two objects suddenly appear in the universe
at a distance of one light year, the effect of push
between them will only start after a year. and in
the mean time if we consider the following options:
(1) In the mean
time if these two objects move to new positions
which are away from the area enclosed between their
common tangents of their previous positions, they
will escape the effect of push between them.
(2) If one of the
objects remain within the area of their common
tangents and the second object disappears after
staying for one hour, the first object will get a
push towards the old location of second object for one
hour after the lapse of one year.
(3) If only some
part of one object remains in the area of common
tangents of their previous positions, the force of
push between them will be directly proportional to
only those masses which exist in the previous area
of darkness. Also, part of the object, which escapes
the previous area of darkness, will try to retain
its previous state of motion. The resultant of two
forces under suitable selections of their masses,
distances and previous motions can again make them
look stationary with respect to each other.
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