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The vortex theory of atomic particles
The visuals
For the first time in human history, the physics of the universe can be expressed visually instead of mathematically! In the past, the motions of the universe and the forces of the universe could only be expressed in mathematical formulas. Because most of these formulas are so complex, it took a high degree of education to understand the mechanics of the universe. But now, because we can see what heretofore could only be expressed in the most complicated way, children can now understand what many of their parents never could!
Order and harmony
What we call “Time” doesn’t exist. Instead, time is a function of motion, a shadow of motion and like a shadow, cannot exist apart from motion.
However, according to the discoveries of The Vortex Theory, we can now demonstrate that it is the vortices flowing at the speed of light, into and out of the three dimensional holes matter is made out of that are responsible for creating this order and harmony in the universe.
Space and matter
SPACE: according to the Vortex Theory of Atomic Particles, space is made of something. This is not a return to the Aether Theory where it was mistakenly believed space was made of something and matter was made out of condensations of space: like ice in water. Because as matter moves, such a scenario creates an Aether wind: and the Aether wind was eliminated by the Michelson Morley Experiment.
MATTER: according to the Vortex Theory, “particles” of matter such as protons and electrons are not particles at all. Instead, they are hypothesized to be three dimensional (3d) holes existing upon the surface of fourth dimensional (4d) space. As these holes move through 3d space, 3d space reconfigures around them and no Aether wind is created.
The proton is a 3d hole bent into the surface of 4d space; 3d space flows into the proton creating its electrostatic charge. The electron is a 3d hole bent out of 4d space; 3d space flows out of the electron creating its electrostatic charge.