The evolution of concepts about existence.
Conceptions of the intelligent beings regarding existence:

Materialism - Idealism - Spiritualism - Vector energy.
Vector energy generates forms: corpuscles (matter), forces and spirit
(the interactions between forms) - the universe. Intelligent beings perceive only
and only the forms of vector interactions. Existence consists in the temporality
of interactions - in the energy of forms. There can be no forms without vector
interactions and no interactions without time. The interdependence of time
and vector interactions defines energy, existing. Conceptions are perceptions
of the intelligent being, through the sense organs. Intelligent beings result from
the evolution of the planetary biosphere. The planet is the result of the activity
of the sun, of the "solar planetosphere". The intelligent being interprets the form
of the activity, not the essence of the phenomena. The essence of the phenomena
are the interactions of the vector energy, from which the forms result, which we are
about to understand. The essence of the phenomena generated the internal
structure of the planet, resulting at surface the climate, the conditions for the
development of the biosphere. Intelligent beings did not understand the
importance of these structures! The forces of attraction and repulsion,
inseparable positive and negative polarities, directivity, orthogonality are the
properties of vector energy demonstrated by their interactions, in the form of
space (Faraday's field) and substance. The interactions of the properties in
the form of substances, at the microscopic and macroscopic level, suggested
laws and rules, demonstrated by measuring instruments, experiments and the
observations of the sense organs. Knowledge of these laws increased the
power of actions on the biosphere. Intelligent beings, unconsciously, have
damaged the internal structure of the planet and implicitly of the biostere...
Civilization destroys its biosphere, climate!!!
Oersted's experiment revealed the connection between electricity and magnetism.
Oersted actually revealed the orthogonality property of vector energy.
Electricity sources are polarizations of vector energy, open circuits.
The contact of the open polarities, plus and minus of the source,
simultaneously closed orthogonal vector circuits. In orthogonally closed
vector energy circuits, polarities of opposite signs attract on the shortest
path, on the chords of the curve. This property shortens the length of the
circuit, simultaneously with the increase in the orientation density of the
vector energy and implicitly, generates centripetal force. Orthogonally closed
vector circuits compress each other due to centripetal forces, because they
cannot cross each other. The orthogonal circuit that completely surrounds
the other circuit, we call it magnetic, the surrounded one we call electric,
electrode - the potential state of the vector energy. Thus, the magnetic pressure
aligns and compresses the parallel oriented vector polarities of the entire closed
electrical circuit (not "current"). The centripetal force of the electrode
compresses only the segment called the magnetic axis. Thus, the magnetic
circuit surrounds the electric circuit in ellipsoidal forms, with immense
dimensions. Magnets are characterized by attractive and repulsive forces.
Repulsion is the property of the interaction between polarities of the same sign.
Attraction is the property of interaction between polarities of opposite sign.
The magnetic attraction demonstrates the dynamics of the centripetal
force,
by increasing the density of the magnetic field in the closed circuit.
So, the magnetic circuit is the kinetic state of energy, being in a constant
change of size, shape and density of energy. The change begins in the polar
regions, where the centripetal force of the electroide maintains the magnetic
axis at very high orientation densities. The magnetic axis is the source of
vector space polarization in open circuits. In this form, the polarizations of the
vector space, such as the "electrostatic" ones, repel each other and propagate
radially at long distances, where the opposite polarities join in closed circuits.
In this phase, the closed circuits resume the centripetal force, with the increase
of the kinetic energy density and the centripetal acceleration of the substance.
The centripetal force is not a displacement, but the exponential increase
towards the center, of the density of orientation of the vector polarities,
as a consequence of the linearity of the force of attraction.
Vector energy orientation density.
We now find that centripetal acceleration, dropping of the bodies, "universal
attraction" are interpretations of the vector property of linear attraction.
Centripetal acceleration results from the vectorial attraction forces on the
cords of closed circuits, transforming the length of the circuit into the density
of orientation. Therefore, the centripetal acceleration is exactly the increase in
the vector energy orientation density. The vector energy density spectrum is
perceived by Aristotle, Newton and demonstrated by Archimedes' law and the
lenticular shape of stellar and galactic systems. The lenticular shape disproves
the law of universal attraction! In the universe, the vector energy density has
the form of a spectrum, for each microscopic and macroscopic object,
forming the vector space. The vector space is the medium through which
the interactions and oscillations of the frequency spectrum are propagated.
The frequency spectrum shows the potential state and the kinetic state of the
vector energy (cold and hot). In this environment, composed of oriented
vector fields (predominantly magnetic), the propagation does not follow
Euclidean geometry. The phenomenon is explained by the curvature of the
light beam and the frequency deviation:
Light propagating centripetaly through
the density spectrum is blue-shifted. Light propagating radially through the
density spectrum is redshifted. When light travels tangentially through the
density sphere, the displacements describe curves. The explanation is simple,
the frequency shift being the effect of the interaction with the orientation
density of the field, having the same vector nature.
The magnetic field
The magnetic and electric field lines imagined by Faraday have symbolic value,
because vector properties have no shapes and sizes. The density of the north
and south polarities of magnetism radially polarizes the vector space with the
speed of light and describes the lenticular shape. At great distances, the curved
north and south fields close the magnetic circuit. The circuit, oriented in the
same direction and sense, tends to expand, like the electric circuit, but the
attractive forces oppose, increasing the density of the field inversely
proportional to the radius. Apparently stationary, the field establishes a
spectrum of the orientation density, although the field density is in continuous
flow, with the source in the magnetic axis, in the electroide (conserving energy).
The effects generated by the interactions of astronomical fields.
The magnetic field, the variation of the orientation density, orthogonally
generates the electroidal field (core), which in turn generates the magnetic field.
The closed circuit of these interactions generates radial electric potential.
The magnetic field and the radial electric field having perpendicular
orientations generate angular rejection forces, as shown by the Hall effet.
The magnetic field, the immensity of the vector space oriented by it,
constitutes Archimedes' fulcrum. Therefore, the angular force rotates the
structure of the radially oriented electric field (REP). The phenomenon is
demonstrated by the variation of the speed of movement of the planets on
elliptical orbits and of the electrode (demonstrated by the rotation of the pulsars).
The same phenomenon also explains the differential rotation of the gas in the
spheres of the stars and the sun. The fields lose orthogonality with latitude
and the rotation speed decreases. Centripetal acceleration ("gravity")
and angular acceleration (vortex) are the consequences
of the interaction of orthogonal astronomical fields.
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