These curvatures are self-contained with varied shapes

From: Dennis Wilmeth <wilmeth@verizon.net>
Subject: Local Space Curvature and Gravity Experiments

Hello,

I have written two unique essays about Local Space Curvature that I define as: 

"Each object on earth with sufficient mass has its own space curvature. These curvatures are self-contained with varied shapes. When a Local Space Curvature of one object intersects curvature of another, objects move towards each other. They will move at rates similar to Newton's equation for Universal Gravitation."

I propose experiments similar to those conducted by British scientist Henry Cavendish in 1797-98 to study this subject.

My essays are History of Gravity and Local Space Curvature Experiments.

Dennis Wilmeth

Columbia, MD