Both interacting particles have Fields of Attraction.

A) The value of Attraction Fields of both particles is the same. In this case, each of the particles is both attractive and attracted. In each of the particles an Attractive Force occurs and it causes the particle to come closer to the second particle.

In this case, each of the particles is in the composition of the ethereal cloth. And this ethereal fabric is contracted from both sides, and both particles move in its composition. And each of them is subject to the first principle of behavior of Ether - "In the ethereal field voids do not occur". In accordance with this principle, in each of sides there an ethereal flow is, directed to the second particle. I.e. each of these particles creates toward itself an ethereal flow – a Field of Attraction. And other particle responds to this ethereal flow, as it is filled with Ether too. Therefore it moves in the composition of this ethereal flow in the direction of a second particle which is its cause.

The Force of Attraction of each of two gravitating particles - is an ethereal flow, carrying it to another, attracting it particle. The Force of Attraction of each of two attracted particles we can measure by the speed with which the attracted particle comes near to the attracting one.

What factors determines the speed of approaching of an attracted particle to attracting?

Well, firstly, a magnitude of the Field of Attraction of attracting particle. This is the first factor. An ethereal flow, which is composed of attracted particle, approaches to this particle. A magnitude of Field of Attraction, as we recall, is the value of the rate of absorption of Ether by the object forming this field. The speed with which Ether moves to the object forming this field depends on the distance to the object. The greater is a distance, the slower a flow of Ether is and the lower, respectively, the Force of Attraction to the object that arises at this point. Thus, a distance to attracting particles - this is the second factor influencing a magnitude of Force of Attraction.

And finally, the third factor - is a quality of an attracted particle. Quality of particles can be anything. This is either an Attractive Field or a Repulsion Field. And the value of the field can be any. In this case we are talking about an attracted particle with a Field of Attraction. So why does a quality of a particle affect a magnitude of Force of Attraction?

All the matter is that any particle with a Field of Attraction, absorbing Ether, thereby constantly creates around a so-called "ethereal pit" (ethereal void). It turns out that a particle will fall into an "ethereal pit" which it constantly creates itself on the other side, where the attracting particle is. And a speed of creation of "ethereal pit" corresponds to the rate of absorption of Ether by itself – i.e. to its value of the Field of Attraction.

Thus, we now take and slightly modify the formula of Isaac Newton, describing the law of gravitation. Of course, the scientist applies his law only to macro-objects - in particular, to the heavenly bodies. But any body is constructed of chemical elements, which in turn are built from elementary particles. And so gravity in the first turn is inherent to elementary particles. At Newton an Attraction Force equals the product of two masses divided by the square of the distance between the bodies:

F = m1 × m2 / r ² (coefficient G left aside here, because we want to draw your attention to the basic physical quantities).

Amendments to this formula will be as follows. First, instead of the multiplication, we use the sum. In order to know at some point of time the speed at which an investigated attracted particle comes near to an attracting object, we need not to multiply their Fields of Attraction (masses), namely to sum. A Field Attraction - is speed of moving of Ether to an object which absorbs Ether. In order to know the speed of particles is necessary to sum the speed of ethereal flow generated by an attracting particle (the value of its Field of Attraction at this point), as well as the speed with which an attracted particle falls into the created by itself an "ethereal pit".

So we just have to take mass of an attracted particle and to add to it an Attractive Field of an attracting particle, calculated at a given point, i.e. given a distance. To do this, we do not take an original value of the mass of the attracting object, and the mass divided by the distance. I.e. formula for calculating Force of Attraction must have the form:

F = (m1 / r) + m2, where m1 / r - is the mass of an attracting object, calculated for a given point, i.e. given the distance, and m2 - is the mass of an attracted particle. This formula can be applied not only in relation to one individual elementary particle, but also to attraction of chemical elements, as well as bodies.

Pay attention! This formula is suitable only for those cases where an object itself has a Field of Attraction – i.e. mass. If an attracted particle has antimass (i.e. generates a Repulsive Field), the formula will change somewhat. How it will change, we will see below.

An Attraction Field increases as we come near to the source of this field. This means that the closer to a source of gravity, the higher the speed of an ethereal flow is. For this reason, convergence of an attracted particle to an attracting particle occurs at not a constant speed, and at acceleration. Note, should not confuse this acceleration with an acceleration of bodies, which is observed during their free fall in the atmosphere of a celestial body.

In this case, Fields of Attraction of both particles are equal. This means that both will come near each other with the same acceleration. However, as we’ll see in the following example, all will be somewhat different in the case of Attraction Fields of particles are not the same. And even the most difference will be when an attracted particle has not the Field of Attraction and the Field of Repulsion.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------