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RELATIVITY OF GRAVITY
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Table of Contents

PART I. Early Concepts of Gravity

PART II. Newton's Laws of Motion and Concepts of Universal Gravitation

PART III. Problems with Galileo's and Newton's Concepts of Gravity

PART IV. Modern Errors and Confusion Concerning Gravity

PART V. Center of Mass and Relative Gravitational Acceleration

PART VI. Why is the Relativity of Gravity Correct?

PART VII. Other Mysteries of Gravity and Proposed Solutions

PART VIII. Conclusions (Appendices)

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About the Author

The Relativity of Gravity is a treatise written by Justin Jacobs. It thoroughly examines Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity and is written in a manner that is meant to make it approachable to the general public.
Jacobs spent over 20 years researching and writing The Relativity of Gravity. This treatise is revolutionary, controversial, and exposes what Jacobs concludes were many of Einstein’s false concepts.
Jacobs also wrote two other treatises entitled The Relativity of Light, which explores Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity, The Day the Universe Stopped Expanding, which scrutinizes Einstein’s theory of a Finite Spherical Universe and other related theories, and The Michelson-Morley Paradox Solved, which examines Einstein's contraction of matter theory and explains the real reasons for the Michelson-Morley null results.