Theory of Gravitational‐Inertial Field of Universe. III. The Structure of Critical Systems

Application of gravitational‐inertial field equations to all critical systems, including the Universe, results in conclusion that Hubble's law represents a general law for all critical systems. According to it, inside the critical systems in the absence (or under neglection) of local fields, each material point serves as a center of “dispersion” of bodies. Because of this principle and because of the phenomenon of gravitational and inertial annihilation of mass, all the mass becomes concentrated with time on a surface of horizon of events in form of electromagnetic‐gravitational radiation‐the geon mass. It means that critical systems are actually geon crowns. On basis of these results a conclusion is also made that the quasistellar objects should be just such kind of objects which are in a zone of intensive “combustion” of mass.