A theoretical formula for calculating G : Newton’s Universal Gravitational Constant

This article synthesizes insights from three seminal works: Georges-Louis Le Sage’s 1783 paper, Albert Einstein’s 1935 paper, and Peter Higgs’ 1964 paper, along with Isaac Asimov’s 1966 paper, which presents a model for the origin of matter and explains the absence of antimatter in our universe. These four foundational works were integrated into the Ulianov Theory, developed by Dr. Policarpo Yoshin Ulianov. The Ulianov Theory proposes a new model of fundamental particles and interactions, leading to a novel theoretical equation for calculating Newton’s universal gravitational constant G . This theoretical framework not only addresses criticisms of the Higgs boson model but also provides a robust method for calculating gravitational forces and the value of G .