Energy
of the electroide.
Existence is energy with vector properties.
The energy of the electroide is centripetal and angular vector accelerations.
The electroide is a closed electrical circuit, composed of parallel vector
currents (without atoms).
In Andre Ampere's experiments, parallel currents are attracted, if they
have the same meaning.
But, vectors have rejection properties when they are parallel and have
the same meaning!
The question is asked, why are the parallel currents drawn from the closed
electrical circuit?
The answer is simple, the currents do not attract!
The currents are rejected, but they are pushed towards each other
by the force of the magnetic currents - the orthogonality property of
the vectors.
When the circuit is closed, the electric vector currents are compressed
by their pair,
the orthogonal (magnetic) vector currents.
So in the electroid there are two equal and opposite forces:
The bounce force between the electric vector currents
and the compressive force of the orthogonal (magnetic) vector currents,
which produces pressure, centripetal acceleration (gravity).
Details
The magnetic vector current closes around the electric vector currents,
through the
attraction forces between the polarities of the opposite sign vectors
(series vectors).
The polarities of the vectors in the circular magnetic current are drawn
on the shortest path
(inside the circle) and the diameter of the current is compressed towards
the central axis.
The magnetic and electric vectors being orthogonal, cannot pass through
each other,
bypassing and compressing of the electroide currents .
This phenomenon is the electromagnetic force, but also the magnetoelectric
induction of Faraday.
It should be noted that and the currents of the electroide,
produce exactly the same attraction phenomenon on the shortest path
and compress the magnetic currents in the magnetic axis.
Thus, the magnetic vector currents compressed only in the magnetic axis,
form the north and south magnetic polarities.
The polarities released by the pressure of the electroide is rejecting
and closed circularly to infinity, from where it "draws" substance
to the electroide (gravity).
The explosion
The stars of the universe grow in size and mass.
The mass and electromagnetism of the star develops in full equilibrium.
When it reaches gigantic size, the star explodes, although the electroide
has fantastic stability!
The balance of star development seems to have a limit,
when the mass of the star slows the angular acceleration of the electroide.
The braking of the angular acceleration produces the decrease of the centripetal
acceleration,
of the pressure, as a result the electroide "melts" and the
star expands.
Melting of the electrode is the reverse reaction of the transition zone,
where the energy of the electrode becomes hydrogen atoms - plasma.
Plasma multiplied exponentially with the speed of light is pressure -
explosion.
In explosion, the star mass and electrode is separates with high speed.
The mass of the star is scattered and the electrode regenerates.
For the electrode, the scattered star mass becomes a source of power supply.
