Vortex theory

Vortex theory suggests that atoms and particles are made up of tiny, swirling whirlpools, or vortices, in a continuous fluid medium, often imagined as ether or aether. These vortices are stable structures that interact and combine, forming the fundamental building blocks of matter and energy. The theory proposes that physical phenomena, like forces and light, can be explained by the behavior and interactions of these vortices, providing a fluid-based perspective on the microscopic universe. It offers an alternative view to particle-based models, emphasizing the dynamic and interconnected nature of matter through vortex motions.