Tell me im wrong SEMI-INVERTED VORTEX

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Start date May 3, 2005
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The discussion centers around the concept of a "semi-inverted vortex," proposed as a third vortex to explain atomic, stellar, and galactic behaviors. The original poster seeks input from knowledgeable individuals to explore this idea further. However, a participant immediately dismisses the concept, indicating disagreement. The conversation highlights a clash between innovative theories and established scientific understanding. Overall, the proposal remains unvalidated within the academic community.

May 3, 2005

TOROIDAL

tell me I am wrong " SEMI-INVERTED VORTEX "

I have discovered a third vortex which explains the strange products and behaviours of atoms, stars and galaxy's, I am not an academic, but i would really like to discuss this with anyone, especialy if they know what their talking about

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