Dark Horse Arts and Sciences

The Moon kept revolving around the earth day and night without caring about anything. The Sun would always advise her to stop for a moment and take a break, but she wouldn’t. She would reply, had she stopped, she wouldn’t be able to survive as the Earth was her soulmate; that the Earth was her eternal true love all along; that when everyone abandoned her, the Earth was the only guy who provided her with both shelter and air to breathe.

This short yet sweet story of the Moon reminded the Sun of his own personal struggles to get a shelter a long way back, and how the Milky Way provided him with everything she could even if she was struggling herself with her own personal problems and misery. And he also never ceased revolving around her as a sign of respect, love and gratitude towards her. The same would apply for her and the Supercluster, and beyond. All of them are grateful for something else and towards somebody else for something that somebody provided or helped with. That gratitude and love between each other is what has bonded all of them together in the form of gravity. And that gravity is directly proportional to the product of their love towards each other and inversely proportional to their jealousy towards each other. That sums up my theory of gravitation.