Theory of vortex creation and control. Нафиль Наилов

noted that a neutron, having no charge, is still a neutral vortex dipole, for example, a magnetic one. For example, if a particle is charged like an electron, then it is natural that a rotating charged particle must have a magnetic moment. This is also true for a composite particle, even if it is generally neutral, but consists of separate charged parts, like a neutron. You can think of elementary particles, for example, as miniature magnets. They can turn over under the influence of an external magnetic field, attract or repel – everything like real magnets. In general, magnetism is considered here as a total – orbital and spin. Now imagine that all neutrons are united in one central, densest sphere of the nucleus, and protons are combined in the next sphere describing it. Then, behind the nucleus are the third and subsequent spheres, which unite all the electrons of the atom. At the same time, each sphere consists of its energy shells of different gradient of the density of matter of the medium, the number of which is determined by the number of neutrons, protons and electrons in the atom (see Fig. 11). They can be called the neutrosphere, proton sphere, and electron sphere, and all spheres have their own total charge, respectively (in the figure) neutral pink, positive yellow, and negative blue. Isn't it true that this single structural form of the atom, with the interacting spherical spaces of a multilayer spherical capacitor, is very similar to an ideal oscillatory circuit, where oscillations of electric quantities occur, which are accompanied by the mutual transformation of the energies of the electric and magnetic fields? When the energy of the electric field of the capacitor is similar to the kinetic energy, and the energy of the magnetic field of the orbital shells of the compacted medium is the potential energy, for example, of a mechanical pendulum? In particular, with all the ensuing properties and interactions of spheres as dipoles, with their poles, lines of force, vortex torus, etc. Each particle of the nucleus forms its own shell, unlike electrons, which can build shells with an even number of particles. Fig. Figure 11 shows three shells in each sphere, with three protons, a neutron, and an electron, respectively. It is obvious that the shell-spherical structure of the nucleus is similar for the entire atom. Note that within each shell the particle moves in any plane, and in any direction, depending on the influence from the outside, including its neighbors, for example, as in Fig. 12.

      Fig. 11. Diagram of the structure of the atom

      Fig. 12. Orbitals and directions of motion of particles along them in adjacent shells of the spheres of the atom's structure

      Nuclear bonds between nucleons in spheres have an intense character of charge exchange in a very dense natural medium of space. Such an exchange speaks of the constant absorption and emission of energy radiation, as an exchange of energy between neutrons and protons. According to statistics, only a quarter of all atomic nuclei are stable. That is, the interaction of the energies of the densified media of spherical shells generated by circular chaotic orbitals of nucleon vortices under external influence affect the spasmodic change in the properties of the nucleus as a particle. It is clear that in such a dependence, each additional neutron forms a new shell in its sphere, and a proton in its own sphere. This kind of formation of new energy shells by neutrons and protons in the spheres of the nucleus of the same name is fully consistent with the filling of electrons in their spherical orbitals in less dense environments of electron sphere shells, including those with completed outer shells of stable atoms. The properties of the elements, as well as the properties of the forms formed by them, are in periodic dependence on the charges of their nuclei, which is prescribed in the table of elements by D.I. Mendeleev.

      Now imagine that each revolution of a vortex, of any of the particles of the nucleus, along the orbit of motion takes place without collisions within the same sphere, but in different shells, as one in another. Then all particles during interactions have the opportunity to completely autonomously change any of their vibration parameters, as functions of a wave within the space of their shells. For example, to change the direction of rotation and motion, even by reversal, that is, to counter or unidirectional, perpendicular to the orbits of neighboring charges or dipoles in neighboring shells, or parallel, etc. (see Fig. 12). At the same time, between the neighboring energy shells, as well as the particles that form them, and as a result, between the spheres, there will be not only the activity of electromagnetic fields and various phenomena of repulsion or attraction, deceleration or acceleration, and the exchange of the number of charges and moments. Caused by the properties of electricity and magnetism, including the fields of tension and induction, but also by the properties of vortices with their gradients of the densities of the surrounding environment. And these influences will compress and condense the medium of matter to the center of the nucleus and create conditions for changing the properties of the atom, interacting with the external less dense medium not only of the electron sphere, but also with the space outside the atom. Forming mobile gradients of charge densities on the surface of its sphere, thus ensuring the construction of covalent, ionic, polar and other bonds. By analogy, let us recall that in the center of the Earth the pressure is at least 4 million atmospheres, and this is the macrocosm. As a result, the mutual changes in the orbits of electrons, neutrons, and protons in all conceivable planes, within their energy shells, affect the location of particles relative to each other, the transfer of their charges from shell to shell and from sphere to sphere. As a result, not only the properties of substances change, but also crystal lattices of new compounds are formed, and the structures of new forms of matter become more complex. Maybe this is the key to the "paradox of tea leaves" at the bottom of the glass?

      The topic of the interaction of standing waves, especially the zeroing of the intensity of electric and magnetic fields in the structures of various dipoles, including those controlled by external influences, is very interesting. For example, the creation of various combinations for the effect of invisibility of objects in space not only in the visible spectrum of radiation, but also the phenomenon of instantaneous movement of an object over a distance? And isn't it interesting to consider the processes of collapse of any clumps of mobile matter by the energy of the counteraction, which is probably generated as a response to the signal by the "black holes"? Or the creation of generators for converting the energy of electromagnetic fields of space into electric current, or vortex heat generators, or levitating vortex propulsion. Or the ability to read information from the space of the environment, or the materialization of any object in any place in space, or the restoration of sick and damaged living cells of the body by the influence of energy information fields, etc. An endless list for the inquisitive. Just understanding such phenomena allows us to believe in the possibility of the realization of many miracles. And in our time, these are far from fairy tales. Can a person continue to live on this planet and not learn the mechanisms of the formation of the true picture of the phenomena around him? The influence of the microcosm, of which he himself consists? Eternal interaction of "everything with everything"?

      All of these issues will be discussed in more detail, including technical suggestions for their practical application, in the chapters of this book. Perhaps to some this attempt to create a "Theory of the Unified Structure of Matter" will seem incomplete, perhaps even subjective. But the purpose of all this is obvious – to find sponsors to create a non-profit structure and conduct research work on the manufacture of prototypes. It may be objected that science has already achieved a lot in our modern world. Without a doubt. Then why are we still wasting resources on destroying each other? Why do many continents suffer from hunger and poverty? Why do many people not have basic access to sources of energy, heat and water?

      Gravitational Slide

      "It seems to me that humanity is following the wrong path, along the path of destroying itself and the planet. We are creating very little."

Fyodor Konyukhov

      Implosion processes in the atmosphere form sharp pressure gradients that can be used to extract energy or move through space. Artificially, such a phenomenon can be caused, for example, by the creation of a device with a paired number of spirals (assembled in the form of side faces of various polyhedral pyramids, which is not news to the followers of N. Tesla), but connected on one side at the top together with an atmospheric antenna through a discharge device. The other ends of the spirals must be plugged with bismuth spheres and closed with a ring along the contours of the polyhedron base. Next, connect this ring with one wire