Gravity is a result of amassing particles pushing the displaced space to further bounds. Gravity is dimensionless points of space that have been displaced a second time through and outside the body of an object. The pressure of the mass on the center of the mass, from the outside of the mass, causes the displaced space to be displaced a second time. Gravity is the displaced space compressed a second time by the body of the object. The space is compressed through and outside of the body of the object. Gravity is the displaced space displaced by a three-dimensional object like Earth. In the Earth, the greatest compression is closest to the Earth’s core and the least compression is farthest from the core. The displaced space is compressed greatest closest to Earth and least compressed farthest from Earth. There are gravity levels in and around the Earth. The core, the mantle, and the crust are levels in the Earth, and the layers of the atmosphere are levels around the Earth. The core of the Earth is probably solid. When the molecules in the core can not shoulder the compression the mass bands together to shoulder the compression. The mass is pushed closer together and probably becomes solid. The gravity around the Earth is the displaced space from the Earth and the displaced space from the Sun. The Sun displaces space. The displaced space makes levels around the Sun. The planets travel in different gravitational levels. There is space compression inside the Sun. When the molecules in the Sun’s core can not shoulder the compression, the molecules band together to shoulder the compression. This pushes the molecules closer together to create fusion in the Sun’s core.
Gravity
Blue and green: Earth
Blue: compression
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