Gerges Francis Tawadrous investigates the creation of planetary data through nine interconnected arguments, highlighting the inconsistencies in current physics theories, particularly Newton's gravity. He posits that the Lorentz transformations demonstrate how particle properties, including mass, are functions of motion and that planet diameters are more crucial than mass in determining orbital distances. Ultimately, the research argues for a geometric relationship between matter and space, positing that both are created simultaneously and are interdependent.