Version 1.4 Mercury Joins Venus and Phobos to Validate Cosmic Energy Compression Gravity: Includes Moon Test and Revised Equation Framework Extreme Solar Proximity Balances Prograde Spin — Eliminating Dark Matter and Dark Energy

Abstract This paper (Version 1.4) presents cumulative validation of the Cosmic Energy Compression Theory of Gravity across four celestial bodies in our solar system: Venus, Mercury, Phobos, and the Moon. The theory proposes that gravity is not a pulling force nor spacetime curvature, but rather the inward compression of cosmic energy into cavities created by celestial bodies through their mass, density, spin rate, spin direction relative to the local stellar energy flow, solar proximity, and external dominance by parent bodies. © Asif Majeed, 2026. This work is made publicly available on Zenodo with DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19743612

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2026-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19743612
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Version 1.4 Mercury Joins Venus and Phobos to Validate Cosmic Energy Compression Gravity: Includes Moon Test and Revised Equation Framework Extreme Solar Proximity Balances Prograde Spin — Eliminating Dark Matter and Dark Energy

Asif Majeed
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Planetary Science and Exploration
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Version 1.4 Mercury Joins Venus and Phobos to Validate Cosmic Energy Compression Gravity: Includes Moon Test and Revised Equation Framework Extreme Solar Proximity Balances Prograde Spin — Eliminating Dark Matter and Dark Energy

Asif Majeed
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Abstract This paper (Version 1.4) presents cumulative validation of the Cosmic Energy Compression Theory of Gravity across four celestial bodies in our solar system: Venus, Mercury, Phobos, and the Moon. The theory proposes that gravity is not a pulling force nor spacetime curvature, but rather the inward compression of cosmic energy into cavities created by celestial bodies through their mass, density, spin rate, spin direction relative to the local stellar energy flow, solar proximity, and external dominance by parent bodies. © Asif Majeed, 2026. This work is made publicly available on Zenodo with DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19743612

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