Introduction - The first section contains a title page, a brief abstract, and the main introduction.

Fundamental Hypotheses - The second Section contains a preamble describing in a little more depth the objectives of the paper. This is followed by details of how the first hypothesis - The Conservation of Space - contributes to the promulgation of the gravity field through the gravitational source to its exterior. It also provides a physical meaning to the significance of the gravitational radius of the source. Finally, it is shown how the second hypothesis - The Retardation of Temporal Velocity - initiates the generation of the gravitational field at the very centre of the source.

The Variation of Gravity - The third Section describes the three ways in which the generation of the gravitational field of a source can vary. The third way also enables a brief dissertation on the dark matter of astrophysics, which is effected in Appendix C.

Concluding Remarks - Concluding remarks, paying special attention to the distribution of matter density within a source.

Appendix A - The first Appendix provides a derivation of the second order rate of change of volumetric spatial expansion emanating from a gravitational source.

Appendix B - The second Appendix provides a derivation of the gravitational radius of a gravitational source.

Appendix C - The final Appendix presents the brief dissertation on the nature of the dark matter of astrophysics.

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