Hi, in ESG, black holes are not, neutron stars I expect do not exist (they would have to be under immense spin pressure ).
ESG is a completely different approach to gravity.
If you read the papers you will note that the surface field density on each planet, including the Sun, is roughly about the same magnitude for each.
This is extremely significant, because it implies matter is held together by external pressure, rather than the generally accepted matter attracting matter.
Just a different way to looking at things, ... there is still a lot of extending of the theory to go.
ESG is a completely different approach to gravity.
If you read the papers you will note that the surface field density on each planet, including the Sun, is roughly about the same magnitude for each.
This is extremely significant, because it implies matter is held together by external pressure, rather than the generally accepted matter attracting matter.
Just a different way to looking at things, ... there is still a lot of extending of the theory to go.