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REVIEW OF LAW L1 AND COROLLARY C1 Review of Law L1 and Corollary C1 In Aucamp [5] a gravitational law L1 is proposed which tweaks Newton’s Law of Gravity (NLG) in an insignificant way. The theory examines the force exerted by a gravity “ray” sent at t by a moving body of mass M and subsequently received by a moving body of mass m. In the analysis IFR(t) is defined as the inertial frame of reference of M at the ray emission time t. The term, “ray”, is used here to indicate the gravitational field emitted over an infinitesimal period of time. The following assumptions are made: