Gravitational Attraction Is Not Real

In the year 1980, I could derive a new gravitational formula based on push by the smallest particlesrather than an imaginary magical attraction between the objects. The smallest particles or the energy packets,moving with the speed of light in every direction were already present before the emergence of planets of theuniverse, and the planets or the matter emerged by their complex groupings. The paper was copyrighted in1983.Later on April 22, 2019, I found from Quora.com that Le Sage’s Theory was based on my hypothesisof gravitational push, which of course was not having much experimental evidence, that’s why it remainedignored.I was glad to find that one person was already supporting my hypothesis based on logical facts.Newton and Einstein have tried to explain gravitational attraction that still lacks to clarify complete workingof our universe.When people compared Le Sage’s Theory with Newton’s theory, they found Newton’s theory moreacceptable because its formula was readily available to predict (not explain) most of the motions of heavenlybodies. Le Sage's theory of gravitation is a kinetic theory of gravity originally proposed by Nicolas Fatio deDuillier in 1690 and later by Georges-Louis Le Sage in 1748. The theory proposed a mechanical explanationfor Newton's gravitational force in terms of streams of tiny unseen particles (which Le Sage called ultramundane corpuscles) impacting all material objects from all directions.During Le Sage’s time mathematics was not so helpful to Le Sage’s hypothesis and he was not able todevelop a formula to calculate force of push between the objects. Also, there was no evidence of the presenceof dark matter and the expansion of the universe.Since the 1920s, astronomers have hypothesized that the universe contains more matter than seen bythe naked eye or by the use of any scientific gadgets. It is noticed, by observing unexplainable movement ofgalaxies, that the path of motion of galaxies is being influenced by some nearby clusters of invisible matter.