Vi Gravitatis II: The Solar System and Orbital Mechanics

What if gravity is not simply the force that pulls matter together, but the principle through which Nature seeks equilibrium?What if gravity is more than a force of attraction?From Newton to Einstein, our understanding of gravity has transformed the way we see the Universe. Vi Gravitatis II invites readers to explore a new hypothesis: that gravity may be the observable manifestation of a physical medium organising matter through the search for equilibrium.Through the study of orbital mechanics and the Solar System, this book develops the consequences of that idea step by step, offering an alternative perspective on gravitational phenomena while opening the way toward a broader cosmological vision.This is not a book of definitive answers. It is an invitation to explore one of the oldest questions in science with fresh eyes: What if there is still something fundamental we have yet to discover about gravity?