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Frederick's investigations into gravity led him towards the capacitance model, where he argues that gravity is not merely a function of mass attracting mass, but instead involves charged particles that yield gravitational effects. This insight leads to the theory of a capacitive model of gravity where the density variations within a planet could be less about solid core structures and more tied to charge dynamics.
He proposed that if Jupiter's low-density core can be understood through this lens of electrostatic interactions, it could lead to a complete re-evaluation of what constitutes gravitational attraction and matter distribution within celestial bodies.