Unraveling the Quantum Web: The Vortex Theory of Mass and Matter Formation
The article presents an innovative theory in theoretical physics, explaining the nature of mass and the .formation of matter through the vortex model
The theory claims that fundamental particles such as electrons and quarks are in fact vortices formed within a superfluid vacuum (Omniom), defined as a primordial medium with a certain density but no motion prior to the Big Bang.
By applying the laws of hydrodynamics, the research develops equations linking the mass, electric charge, and energy of these particles, successfully deriving analogs of Newton’s second law and Einstein’s mass–energy equivalence.
The model offers solutions to fundamental questions that remain open in quantum mechanics and relativity, emphasizing the intrinsic connection between quantum properties and the dynamics of vortex flow.
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