43 Arcseconds per Century from Newton + Existing Terms — Showing 100 Years of Orbits
Δφ = 6πGM / c²p
EMERGES from ∮ (Hessian coupling) dθ — not assumed!
e = 0.2056 — elliptical, precession visible
What you're seeing: The gold point cloud shows 415 orbits (100 years). The gray line is Newton's prediction (closed orbit). The cloud's thickness at perihelion = the 43"/century anomaly.
A field's local data is its value, its slope, its curvature. An orbit responds to how they interact — one power of speed deeper than a passing ray.
Sets clock rates along the orbit — the time-dilation page's story, present here but not the signal.
Newton's pull. It draws the closed ellipse — the orbit's whole shape, and none of its drift.
Where the planet's speed meets the field's curvature, added up around one orbit: the ellipse fails to close by 43″ per century.