826.10 Otherness Restraints and Elliptical Orbits
826.11 Angular acceleration is radically restrained accumulation of circular momentum, angular deceleration is the local depletion of angular momentum.
826.12 Release from angular acceleration appears to be linear acceleration, but the linearity is only theoretical. Linear acceleration is the release from the restraint of the nearest accelerator to the angularly accelerative or decelerative restraint of the integrated vectorial resultant of all the neighboringly dominant, forever-otherness restraints in Universe. Linear acceleration never occurs, because there is no cosmic exemption of otherness.
826.13 The hammer thrower releases his “hammer’s” ball-and-rod assembly from his extended arm’s-end grasp, seemingly allowing the hammer to take a tangentially linear trajectory, but Earth’s gravitational pull immediately takes over and converts the quasistraight trajectory into an elliptical arc of greater orbiting radius than before. But the arc is one of ever-decreasing radius as the Earth’s gravity takes over and the hammer thrower’s steel ball seemingly comes to rest on the Earth’s surface, which is, however, in reality traveling around the Earth’s axis in synchronized consonance with the other huddled together atoms of the Earth’s surface. Near the Earth’s equator this would be at a circular velocity of approximately 1000 miles an hour, but near the Earth’s poles the velocity would be only inches per hour around the Earth’s axis. Both Earth, hammer thrower, and thrown hammer are traveling at 60,000 miles an hour around the Sun at a radial restraint distance of approximately 92 million miles, with the galaxies of Universe’s other nonsimultaneously generated restraints of all the othernesses’ overlappingly effective dominance variations, as produced by degrees of neighboring energy concentrations and dispersions. It is the pulsation of such concentrations and dispersions that brings about the elliptical orbiting.
826.14 This is fundamental complementarity as intuited in Einstein’s curved space prior to the scientific establishment of generalized complementarity, which we may now also speak of as the “generalized otherness” of Universe. This is why there can be only curved space. (See Sec. 1009.52.)
826.15 Isaac Newton’s first law of motion, “A body persists in a state of rest or in a straight line except as affected by other forces,” should now be restated to say, “Any one considered body persists in any one elliptical orbit until that orbit is altered to another elliptical orbit by the ceaselessly varying interpositionings and integrated restraint effects imposed upon the considered body by the ever-transforming generalized cosmic otherness.” A body is always responding orbitally to a varying plurality of otherness forces.