This document presents research by Gerges Francis Tawadrous analyzing the relationship between planetary data and motion, particularly focusing on the significance of the calculated ratio of 1.0725 found among various internal and orbital distances in the solar system. It posits that this ratio may represent a general relativistic effect, potentially linked to Lorentz transformations, indicating that particle data, including mass and length, are functions of velocity and motion. The research raises questions about the nature of particle properties, the creation of planetary data, and explores the implications of these findings on our understanding of solar system geometry.
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