This paper presents a new theory for the solar gravitational field based on the inclusion of a vector potential. A magnetic-like flux modeled as the curl of the vector potential is produced by steady state mass currents in the sun, analogous to electromagnetic phenomena, and complements Newton's static force. We show that the effects of the vector potential and the magnetic-like flux appear in the observed planetary orbits, with the potential setting the orbit inclinations and the flux driving their spin configurations. A Fourier relationship exists between object position and velocity based...