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Which set of terms defines what effects kinetic energy and potential energy, respectively?

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Potential energy is a scalar and kinetic energy is a vector energy. e.g.

W= -mGM/r + cmV = -mu/r + cP where the potential energy is -mu/r and the vector/kinetic energy is cmV.

The kinetic energy is the energy due to motion, cmV. This is the so-called "Dark Energy", hidden in plain sight. Physicist are blinded to "Dark Energy" because they see energy as only a scalar quantity, not a vector energy.

The "anti-gravity effect' of Dark Energy is Dev.cP = - cp/r cos(PR) called the Divergence of cP. The minus sign indicates the anti-gravity force, the centrifugal force, the center fleeing force..

The gravity force is d(-mu/r)/dr = mu/r^2= vp/r, the centripetal force, center seeking force.

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