Consider an object being sent to Jupiter, that is first sent by Venus so that it can go into a low orbit and then get flung like a rock out of a sling shot towards Jupiter, thus accelerating the object and increasing its momentum.

The increase in momentum that an object gets using this technique is real. Therefore it would seem to be the case that a transfer of energy is required to fully explain the workings of a gravitational field. It would be logical to assume that objects that are falling are receivers of energy, thus increasing their acceleration, while objects that are rising are donors of energy, thus causing the eventual loss of acceleration experienced by weather balloons, that start out with plenty of conserved momentum, rocketing up into the air, and then gradually slow down.

Therefore it would seem that I must merge my original theory of gravity with my revised theory of gravity in order to get a correct theory of gravity.