Vector quantities.
Vector quantities are a form of existence, inaccessible to the sense organs,
the basis of the materialist conception. The interactions of vector properties,
called energy, form microscopic and macroscopic vector structures,
perceived by the sense organs as "matter". The sense organs,
however,
perceive vector quantities as effects of the interaction of vector properties,
evident in the functioning of macroscopic vector structures. The vector
is
graphically represented by an arrow, with negative and positive polarity,
indicating the direction and sense of orientation and two essential dynamic
properties: 1) the forces of attraction between polarities of opposite
sign and
repulsion forces between polarities of the same sign. 2) the axial rotational
movement of vectors. These vector properties represent the notion of space,
vector space. The way the forces of attraction and repulsion interact,
proves
that the modulus of a vector has no limits. Rejection doesn't happen from
A to B, rejection is lost to infinity. And the process of attraction manifests
itself similarly, in the closed circuit, the attraction continues towards
a zero
modulus. The forces of attraction, reducing the length of the circuit
towards
zero, become the centripetal forces of the circuit. Let's carefully analyze
the
centripetal forces of orthogonally closed vector circuits, of a macroscopic
vector structure, a star. For differentiation, we return to the electric
and
magnetic names of the circuits. Since the vector circuits are the polarities
of
the oriented vector space, which are not singular wires, we use the notion
of
"field" here as well. So, the electric and magnetic fields are
the polarities of
vector space oriented in closed circuits, or in radially open vector circuits.
Returning to the structure of the star, the orthogonally closed circuits
are
electric and magnetic fields, vector space, oriented in successive layers,
superimposed orthogonally. Their centripetal forces being the centripetal
displacement of the vector space, of the orthogonally closed electric
and
magnetic field layers. Therefore, the centripetal force is nothing but
the
electromagnetic force. That is, the centripetal force that exponentially
increases the pressure and density of the vector space towards the center
of the star is the electromagnetic force. The electromagnetic force is
the
interaction of two closed electric and magnetic circuits, which, being
oriented
orthogonally, cannot cross each other. At the center of the star, the
electric
layer surrounded by the pressure of the magnetic layer accumulates and
the
density of the vector space increases, forming the core. The magnetic
layer is
open in the only segment compressed by the immense centripetal force of
the
electric core, forming open polar circuits and the magnetic axis. The
open
polarities in the magnetic axis repel each other curvilinearly and the
magnetic
field closes the circuit again at a great distance, at the equator. Once
the
magnetic field is closed, the axial rotation of the vectors (right-hand
rule)
orthogonally polarizes the electric layer and the phenomenon is repeated
continuously. The vector space compressed in the electric core is a
"black hole", the hole being the axis of the "electromagnetic
compressor".
Stars, galaxies are electromagnetic compressors,
the vector properties assembled
by William Gilbert, Christian Oersted, Kamerlingh Onnes, Stephen Gay,
Du Fay,
Michael Faraday, Johannes Kepler, Edwin Hubble and many, many others.