The research conducted by Gerges Francis Tawadrous examines the motions of Jupiter, Mercury, and Mars, arguing that their movements are interdependent, and this challenges Newton's theory of planetary motion. The paper posits that the planets operate like interconnected gears in a machine rather than moving independently due to the sun's gravity. The conclusion suggests that these celestial distances form a geometrically designed network, reinforcing the idea that planetary motions are not isolated but rather correlated and unified.