Gravitational Addition Principle

This paper introduces the <i>Gravitational Addition Principle</i>, a theoretical insight into the cumulative nature of gravitational forces. It proposes that any mass placed directly below a suspended object adds to the net gravitational force acting on it. While typically negligible, this contribution is real and measurable in highly sensitive systems. The principle is grounded in Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation and has implications for precision physics, instrumentation, and theoretical research.