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Gravity on or near a major coordinate system is the omnidirectionally accelerating expansion of the coordinate system itself; constituting the 4-D space time continuum of matter-energy. This generates a repelling force, causing objects to be pinned to the earth's surface, and the apparent 'descent' of objects in free fall...
Action-at-a-distance (tidal effect as applied - for example - to aquatic, atmospheric and terrestrial tides) is caused by the generation and long distance projection of electricity and magnetism (electromagnetism: effecting an impelling force), originating from and generated by, given ('material') 4-D coordinate systems.
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Your description appears to be completely opposite from what a logical visualization would show. Just remember apples aren't oranges. Just because you have one of each doesn't make them equal. So I am very curious as to how you could equate an expanding accelerating coordinate system to one that can logically be shown to be a contracting accelerating coordinate system.