Newton meets Balmer meets Planck
Stephen Daubney's proposal: replace the two masses in Newton's gravitational formula with two hydrogen Balmer wavelengths λHβ and λHγ, and divide by the FOT Planck constant hFOT in place of the distance-squared term. The result is not approximate — it is algebraically exact.
hFOT = 5²/(2²×3×π) × 10¹⁰
[λHβ × λHγ] = 25/(12π²) × 10²° hFOT = 25/(12π) × 10¹⁰
Ratio = 10¹⁰/π — algebraically exact, 0.000 ppm
g from hydrogen spectroscopy alone
Earth's surface free-fall acceleration — what science calls gravity — is derivable entirely from hydrogen spectral constants. No mass measurement required.
K = 2⁵×3³×10⁴ s (100 Earth-days)
g² = 5⁶/(2×3⁴) — pure {2,3,5} rational
The Moho register free fall = what science calls gravity
The Moho boundary sits at RMoho = 20,000/π km. Stepping gFOT by the year ratio produces the Moho register free fall — exactly what science records as gravity at Earth's surface.
Register crossing: gFOT/gMoho = π⁶/960 = π⁶/(2⁶×3×5) [exact]
BIPM standard 9.80665 m/s² = +343 ppm above Moho node
P-GRAV-1 through P-GRAV-8
gFOT = 25π/8 = 9.817477042 m/s². Emerges from c/(3600×864). g² = 5⁶/(2×3⁴) — pure {2,3,5} rational. Freefall is a dimensional eigenvalue of the {2,3,5,√2} T-lattice.
Newton-Balmer-Planck Bridge: λHβ × λHγ / hFOT = 10¹⁰/π (exact). Free fall and quantum mechanics are projections of the same {2,3,5,π} lattice.
The Mowall M = 2/π × 10¹⁰. The Newton-Balmer-Planck product = M/2. The Mowall bridges circular and linear domains; its half-value emerges from the gravitational-spectral product.
λHβ × λHγ = 25/(12π²) × 10²° and hFOT = 25/(12π) × 10¹⁰. Shared prefactor 25/(12) = 5²/(2²×3) links the Balmer series and the Planck constant in the same lattice family.
gFOT × 6π³/5 = Tyear(FOT) = 3.75π⁴ days. Gravitational and orbital T-flows are aspects of one field connected by the {3,5,π} operator 6π³/5.
G1(FOT) = 3²×5×π³/2⁶ × 10⁻¹¹ J. The hydrogen ground state ionisation energy is a pure {2,3,5,π} lattice node. All hydrogen spectral lines derive from G1/n².
gMoho = 3000/π⁵ = 9.803290929 m/s². Derived from gFOT × (TMoho/G1year); the year ratio TMoho/G1year = 960/π⁶ is exact.
gMoho = 3000/π⁵ is the gravitational freefall value recorded at Earth's surface. BIPM standard 9.80665 m/s² lies 343 ppm above the Moho node — an off-lattice conventional peg, not a {2,3,5,π} value.
Precision summary
| Proposition | Identity | Value | Precision |
|---|---|---|---|
| P-GRAV-1 | g = 25π/8 from c/(3600×864) | 9.817477 m/s² | 0.000 ppm |
| P-GRAV-2 | λHβ × λHγ / hFOT = 10¹⁰/π | 3,183,098,862 | 0.000 ppm |
| P-GRAV-7 | gMoho = 3000/π⁵ | 9.803290929 m/s² | 0.000 ppm |
| P-GRAV-8 | BIPM offset from Moho node | 343 ppm | ≈ 7³ ppm |