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Hi Fredrick,

I understand that you don't wish to reveal too much, and it's not really necessary more than to just explain the mechanism whereby the vortices are formed. I can relate the slowing down of rotation to the gathering of matter, but we have to explain why the galaxies are rotating to begin with. I prefer to piece together causes more than piecing together conclusions based on a priori causes.

I received an email from Geoff Haselhurst who directed me to a few pages that explains in great detail how in waves are formed, from the out waves of other matter. Yet, I try to put everyone's theories together to be able to clearly express the cause of motion of the universe, because things don't just move for no reason, and the bottom line is always analogous to finding the center of an infinite universe. Any mechanism proposed as a means of literal motion is rendered null and void because any force is negated by a simultaneous counter force, exemplifying the problem of referring to properties as intrinsic when their relative causes are unknown - like mass, charge, spin, etc..

What clicks for me as a logical cause is a weak exchange of left-handed virtual particles via time dilation at the sub-planckian scale, which accumulates to give us the "intrinsic" spin of neutrinos and electrons in forward time. The dilation results from linear photonic interactions that create mass - m=e/c^2 - with c being absolute speed changing velocity via centripetal acceleration...the cause of the slowing down of the outward circular motion.

The flat-shaped galaxies that you referred to would result from the alignment of virtual particles that surround the galaxies - the cloud around the galaxies - where macro systems are merely replications of micro systems governed by isospin laws. Similar to zero-point energy's amplitude and wavelength being simultaneously infinitely small and infinitely large, extended to the absolute point, the x-y axes become undifferentiable.