The proposed polarization of charge in atomic nuclei and
electrons and mesons etc overlaps the concept of spin.
And so perhaps also the attempted explanation of forces as
being associated with and determined in some mystical way by the
exchange of photons or short lived charged particles in pictures
of collisions of protons etc.
So the gravitational field may be due to radially oriented
electrostatic dipoles. This would explain the radial
attraction of objects toward the center of the earth and of
objects as in Cavendish's experiment. In the latter case the
horizontal force between the objects may be the projection of the
radial force in the horizontal direction.
(see my web page on google.)

"Robert J. Kolker" wrote in message
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ralph sansbury wrote:

The Solar eruption and its effects on the earth may be partly
due
to the electrostatic nature of the gravitational field of the
earth. That is electrostatic dipoles inside each atomic
nucleus
on the spinning orbiting earth transverse to these motions
can
explain the gravitational field (and the magnetic field ) of
the
earth.

The grav field has no dipole components. Electromagnetic fields
do.
Gravity and Electromagnetism are fundementally different.

While you are at it, tell us why electromangetic "mass", aka
charge
comes in two different flavors and gravitational mass, only
one? Tell us
why gravitational force, if it is mediated by a particle at all
requires
a spin two boson, but electromagentic force is intermediated by
a spin
one boson?

We await your wisdom with bated breath, and pounding heart.

Bob Kolker