3 March 2019; Feast of St Cunegunda
Here is an output file of Intel Studio Fortran with the result of Gravity Constant αg (quad precision).
The Gravity Constant is calculated at Transcendental Constant count 18 at X-axis. The official educated guess of the value of this constant and the result from calculation vary a lot. To obtain the educated guess value the gravity constant had to be a fraction, not an integer. There is no reason to believe that since all the constants fall at integer value on the X-axis, the Gravity Constant would be an exception. Therefore I claim that the official educated guess of the gravity constant αg is completely wrong. I am confident that what I say will be proven sooner or later. The research into gravity started only a few years ago.
EXPONENT MAIN 2.501179662936858651731624826093380E-0002
FT VALUE AT X 13.4052805310665618922506018113833
EXPONENT PARTIAL 769.636835180278653757104387866717
ALFA MINUS 1/2 2.223224478265980665103229833674759E+0048
ALFA SQUARE 4.942727080761041934735187640379942E+0096
Gravity Constant αg :
ALFA 2.023174623362024526413752606958938E-0097
An official educated guess of the value of gravity constant is:
αG = 5.9 × 10 − 39
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