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Originally Posted by PoPpAScience  Hi Vincent;
I am studying very hard right now on the many aspects of the vortex. It is amazing how many endless paths it takes me down. When I am in wikipedia, I find myself many times over clicking 6 pages deep just to read one sentence that I started in the first page. I have read most of this knowledge before, but I find with the "Universal Vortical Singularity" at the forefront of my mind, it is like reading it for the first time with all new ways of see it. Its like being a kid in a candy store once again.
I was wondering how deep into the sub atomic world do your studies go on vortices? And if not far, do you have the interest to go deeper? I see you are an independent researcher. Are you in school right now, or working?
I was wondering also if you have studied much on, the 'Zero-point field'? |
Hi Allen;
Some have commented that the UVS vortex theory is good stuff, but only very few that I know of have gone into the details on the many aspects of vortex, you are the first to have responded with serious interest and is studying very hard right now on the unconventional concepts of UVS. You have even made a qualitative prediction based on singular vortex mechanism that quarks are vortexes of vortices, this is a first for my UVS record. Glad that you have enjoyed the UVS study like being a kid in a candy store once again, and very grateful for your support.
I am not familiar with sub atomic world, and yes I would like to go deeper, how do you suggest I should go about it? I am merely scratching the surface at the moment and the approach is focusing on qualitative analysis. I am not in school nor is working on unrelated job, is now full time on this UVS research and still hardly has enough time for it.
Thanks.