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Gravity creates and acceleration field that accelerates the Planet m with acceleration equal a=GM/r2 = v2/r and gives the planet a velocity v= (GM/r)1/2 and momentum mV and vector energy cmV=cP (the "Dark Energy). This acceleration results in a force on the planet of f=ma= mGM/r2

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