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FLUX FIELDS. “The dispersed medium of the electromagnetic field fills the space around us. We are convinced of this every time we bring the smartphone to our ear. However, we cannot measure the parameters of this environment. Our instruments measure only directional particle fluxes (Figure 1). We call the measured fluxes of the medium of the electromagnetic field an electric field and a magnetic field.” https://lnkd.in/eWv3eyi5 View in LinkedIn

HYPOTHESIS 4. “Any material body consists of two components: visible and invisible. The visible material component we characterize by mass m. The invisible component is a body shell in the form of an attached vortex of the medium of the electromagnetic field. The invisible field component we characterize by the electromagnetic (relativistic) mass m. The electromagnetic mass determines the characteristic properties of particles and ensures their interactions.” https://lnkd.in/eWv3eyi5 View in LinkedIn

HYPOTHESIS 3. “Neutrinos and antineutrinos are vortex condensations in an electromagnetic field. Neutrinos and antineutrinos form the rest of the particles. Neutrinos carry out their vortex streams of the electromagnetic field outward in compound particles and fragments of matter.” https://lnkd.in/eWv3eyi5 View in LinkedIn

VORTEXES. “A particle is a vortex in a field environment. Moreover, the vortexes in the medium do not have a clear boundary.” https://lnkd.in/eWv3eyi5 View in LinkedIn

“PARTICLES are not point objects, but axisymmetric vortices. In circular vortices, the motion is independent along the axis and in angle. Their motion we must consider in a cylindrical coordinate system. Total energy is the sum of the energy of translational motion and the energy of rotation.” https://lnkd.in/eWv3eyi5 View in LinkedIn

Black and red bug beetles (?) on a field scabious. View in LinkedIn

“BEETLES (Order Coleoptera) are known to include some 350,000 described species. In the United States, there are nearly 30,000 kinds of beetles known. These figures are rising constantly due to the naming of new species by taxonomists. The variations of shapes in beetle species are remarkable. There are large beetles found in fungi with bodies that resemble violins. Snail-eating beetles have long "necks" to invade snail shells. Aquatic beetles have bodies (and legs) designed for swimming.” https://lnkd.in/eb5BF6Wj View in LinkedIn

RELATIVITY. “In 1907, A. Einstein came to the conclusion that the mass of a body m is a measure of the rest energy contained in it: Е0 = mc2, where Е0 is the internal energy of a resting body, and c is the speed of light.” https://lnkd.in/eWv3eyi5 View in LinkedIn

RELATIVISTIC MASS. “Therefore, in 1900, Poincaré introduced a new concept of the relativistic mass m for a body moving by inertia with a velocity v. The physical meaning of this term remains unclear until now. The significance of the relativistic mass we can better understand by considering the following equations expressing the main mechanical properties of the body.” https://lnkd.in/eWv3eyi5 View in LinkedIn

VORTICES. “The force of gravity is the pressure gradient of the environment of the electromagnetic field (Dark matter). Two known sources create a pressure gradient in the field: (1) electromagnetic masses of material bodies (in accordance with the Bernoulli effect), (2) vortex motion of the medium (in particular, galactic vortices).” https://lnkd.in/eWv3eyi5 View in LinkedIn