Instead of Einstein's Postulates: a Constant Gravitational Field

摘要

When creating his General Relativity Theory (GRT), Einstein postulated a new mathematical description for the gravitational field, involving a finite speed of gravity, equal to the speed of light. In this Article, numerical components of a gravity theory are calculated from the observational data of the solar system, using the same ideas of field theory. A new gravitational constant binds body mass (charge) from the wave gravitational field (space) around it. We calculate the gravitational interaction rate. The real characteristics of the gravitational field allow us to show the objective connection of classical mechanics to field theory and quantum mechanics. This approach creates a quantum model of the solar system.