Theory of Spherical Vortices

By Paolo Giovanetti

Unification has always been before our eyes, hidden in plain sight.

“Theory of Spherical Vortices” it's a masterpiece that originates from the Ideas, those of the great philosophers of the past, such as Parmenides or Plato.

In this work these Ideas are contemplated and brought back to their original lost meaning... a revolutionary work, exploring the transformation of human knowledge over time, clashing with and criticizing some results of the much acclaimed scientific revolution:

- are we really sure of the non-existence of the Aether, of the expansion of the Universe, of the many dogmas given to us by science?

- we replaced the ancient “ipse dixit” with the modern “science says so”... was it worth it?

Told in a language that we can all understand, with beautiful explanatory images, “Theory of Spherical Vortices” unveals the essence of Gravitation, of the dual nature of Light, of the fundamental Interaction, of the primigenial Principle underlying the Creation, common constituent principle of both Matter and Energy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Apr 7, 2020
• ISBN: 9780244579586

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Theory of Spherical Vortices, Second Edition

Theory of Spherical Vortices

Second Edition

by Paolo Giovanetti

Copyright © 2017 Paolo Giovanetti

All rights reserved.

ISBN: 978-0-244-57958-6

Table of Contents

The best of all possible Worlds

Introduction

The Model of concentric Spheres

Tales of Eutòpia

A very long day

A pizza and a small talk

The lighthouse

A strange dream

Images

The Signatures of the possible Worlds

Resonances

Men of the Past

Theory of Angels

A few years ago

Theory of Vortices

Isaac and Albert

Raffaele and Marco

Revisited Ideas

Laws of Johannes and Vortices

Aether

Aether Wind

Gravitational Interaction

Principle of Connection

Principle of Inertia

Principle of minimal Interaction

Gravitational Dipoles and Waves

Solaris

Sun

Sun + 1

Sun + 2

Sun + 3

Eutòpia

Reference systems and Vortices

The carousel of trojan Satellites

The dance of Epimetheus and Janus

Titius-Bode law

Orbit of Luna

Gravitation

Concentric Spheres

Gravitational Pole

Concordant gravitational Dipole

Discordant gravitational Dipole

Hybrid gravitational Dipole

Aristotle’s force

Aether and Inertia

Inertial force

Spatial deformations

Aether representations

Aristotle

Causes of Vortices

Fundamental Interaction and Vortices

Horror Vacui

Vacuum

Different weights

Aether and speed of revolution

Perfect Motions

Almost perfect Motions

Prime Mover

Leibniz

Monads

Spherical Geometries

Polarizations

Centers of force

Light

Unifications

Pairs of Monads

Propagations and Vortices

Transformations of the Light

Propagations and Aether

Inertia of a Planet

Perpetuum Mobile

Mirages

Perpetual Motion in Nature

Johann Ernst Elias

First law

Conservation of Energy

Monads

Magic Movements

Matter and Gravity

Nucleons

Orbitals

Quantizations and Speeds

Light of Light

Cages of Light

Concentric Worlds

Miscellanea

Origin of Solaris

Gravitational lenses and Refractions

Orbital resonances

Ocean currents

The shepherds of Saturn

Rotation of the Stars and Black Holes

Pulsars and Feedback

Images

Watching Luna

At the pizzeria, taking space-time parabolic bend

Two Planets with Spin

Signature of Eutòpia

Resonances

Theory of Angels

Theory of Vortices

Prime Mover and Aether

Ideal Aether

Gravitational Interaction

Gravitational force and its absence

Rotating reference system that stops the Stars

Rotating reference system that stops the orbit of Perfect Motion

Sun, equatorial plane

Sun, plane through the rotational axis

Orbit of Mercury

Spin: Sun and Mercury

Spin: Sun + Mercury

Spin: Sun and Venus

Spin: Sun + Venus

Eutòpia

Rotating reference system

Trojan satellites

Epimetheus and Janus

Composition of Vortices

Deformed Vortex for Luna

Venus and Mars: rotations of gravitational and Spin residual forces

Gravitational Pole (with Spin)

Concordant gravitational Dipole

Discordant gravitational Dipole

Gravitational Dipoles and Spin directions

Flows of Energy

Aether and Center of force

Rotations of momentum and Aristotle’s force

Ideal Aether (uniform distribution of impulses)

Inertial force and its absence

Bendandian deformation with Luna

Aether standard and deformed representations

Transformation of Energy

Fundamental Interaction

Moons with equal density

Three equivalent Satellites

Perfect Motions

Almost perfect Motions

Monad

Polarized Monad

Center of force

Proportions between Centers of force

Pair of Monads without Spin

Pair of Monads with Spin

Yin-Yang

Caduceus

Inverted Caduceus

Red shift

Propagations and Aether

Inertia: Matter, Aether and Centers of force

Perpetual Motion Symbol

Shield of Energy

Joint of three Monads

Nucleon

Rotations and Propagations

Tetrad

Cage of Light

Concentric Worlds

Gravitation

The best of all possible Worlds

Eutòpia is the third Planet of Solaris and the best of all possible Worlds.

On Eutòpia Men have sometimes Ideas, however it’s in their nature to make mistakes, so it happens that Mirages (Doxa) are approved and Aletheia rejected.

The Knowledge of Men is based prevalently on the Learning through Beliefs, that is believing, without personal verification, in Ideas alleged genuine and told by Men of high caste particularly convincing… other times, as described by Plato, on the Reminiscence of the Ideas contemplated in the Iperuranio.

Unfortunately the Learning through Beliefs placed several times, over centuries, limits on the search of the Truths contemplated in the Iperuranio.

Learning through Beliefs

Men have Beliefs

an Idea, if told by Men of low caste, is refused

it’s a common Belief that the Thinking of Men progresses with time

an Idea, if told by a Myth, is approved

Men don’t have a perfect ability to judge

an Idea, if told by convincing Men, is approved

each Man believes his Ideas are Aletheia

a complex Idea is often not understood and approved

it’s a common Belief that there are Myths, Men with a superior Thinking

an Idea, if in accordance with the Beliefs, is approved

Men of high caste are more convincing

an Idea, if approved, becomes Belief

Men are divided into castes

an Idea that goes against the Beliefs is refused

Ideas are divided into Mirages and Aletheia

an Idea that is born from a Mirage is itself a Mirage

Men have Ideas

Introduction

The Model of concentric Spheres

The Theory of Spherical Vortices comes from an ancient model, the Model of concentric Spheres…

more than two millennia ago Eudoxus creates a model describing the movements in the solar system, model that Aristotle resumes and completes with the philosophical aspects.

Transforming it into heliocentric the model would be roughly this:

the Sun would be its center

the movement of Mercury would depend on the rotation of the first sphere, the fastest

the movement of Venus would depend on the rotation of the second sphere, larger and slower than the first one

and so on…

up to the Sphere of the fixed Stars, the largest sphere, this time without rotation and coinciding with the Prime Mover.

Then we have the rotational movement of several concentric spheres and a Prime Mover, responsible, in some way, for the movement of all the spheres inside it. Prime Mover causing the movements of the Planets and the rotation of the Sun around its axis… Prime Mover that, paraphrasing Aristotle, moves as an object of love.

⇒ a model with a rotor, animated by an immobile mover

The model changes with the passage of time…

and Descartes thinks the Theory of Vortices, which says that the movement of the Planets is due to large Vortices of subtle matter that fills the interstellar space, Vortices carrying the Planets and keeping them on their trajectories. Planets more dense revolve in inner trajectories, Planets less dense in outer trajectories… a model of concentric spheres considered mainly on the plane housing the movement of the Planets.

⇒ a model with a rotor, activated by a Vortex of subtle matter

Leibniz, finally, takes the theory of Descartes and corrects its basic principle: for Descartes it was in the constancy of the amount of movement, for Leibniz it was instead in the constancy of the amount of motive action or vis viva. This living force comes from an extended matter permeated by an immaterial Center of force that he calls Monad.

⇒ a model with a rotor, activated by a Center of force

model very similar to the one anciently adopted by Plato, which brought together the concentric Pythagorean spheres and the central fire (i.e. a central prime cause) of Philolaus.

But…

at the same time Newton introduces a mysterious force, the gravitational force, a new Idea detached from the ancient model, Idea that anyway arouses interest and admiration for its elegant mathematical formulation. So the Planets revolve around the Sun because bound by the gravitational force.

⇒ a model with a mathematical formulation, without a rotor, not activated by a motive cause but without resistance to the movement (because of the introduction of the Vacuum)

Hence, after two millennia, a new model, without a rotor and a motive cause, changes with the passage of time…

The Theory of Spherical Vortices comes back to the ancient model, being inspired again by a natural phenomenon, the Vortex… ancient model almost forgotten for more than 3 centuries… it’s then developed in an ancient solar system and subject to philosophical rather than physical principles.

So…

the solar system becomes Solaris,

the Earth turns into Eutòpia,

philosophers and scientists of the past become Men with simple (sometimes wrong) Ideas.

And the Impossible becomes Possible…

so the Aether exists, the Space doesn’t bend, Perpetual Motion is actualized by each Monad constituting the