THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE

Chapter 07 - Electrons

PARTS

Part 0702 - Blackholepair Mechanics

ARGUMENT 0702-04

• 0102-01:     That every graviton has these properties:   mass, spin, and rejectivity.
• 0305-01:     That every blackhole attracts every other object in the Universe at a rate proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
• 0702-02:     That the gravitonospheres of the blackholes in an adjacent blackholepair eject gravitons across their mutual gravitysheath interface into each others gravitonospheres.
• 0702-03:     That decreasing the distance between the blackholes of an adjacent blackholepair increases the number of gravitons ejected across their mutual gravitysheath interface. 

• Consider an adjacent blackholepair.
• Consider that each blackhole in the pair has a measure of gravitypull.
• Consider that each blackhole is gravitypulling the other.
• Consider that the measure of each gravitypull is conditioned by the inverse square law.
• Consider that the blackholepair has a measure of the mutual gravitypull of its blackholes. 

• Consider that each blackhole is ejecting gravitons across the blackholepair's mutual gravitysheath interface into the gravitonosphere of the other.
• Consider that gravitons ejected from one blackhole may collide with gravitons in the other. 
• Consider that the consequences of any collision are conditioned by the totalspeed and the rejectivity of the gravitons.
• Consider that graviton collisions en masse equate to a rejectivity measure for each of the blackholes.
• Consider that the blackholepair has a measure of the mutual rejectivity of its blackholes.

• Because a blackholepair has a mutual gravitypull, decreasing the distance between the blackholes increases the mutual gravitypull.   
• Because a blackholepair has a mutual rejectivity, decreasing the distance between the blackholes increases the mutual rejectivity. 

• That decreasing the distance between the blackholes of an adjacent blackholepair increases both their mutual gravitypull and their mutual rejectivity.