Overview
A short overview in layman’s language of the main themes of the site. The problem The modern science of biology is inadequate for explaining the most important phenomena in living systems such as the...
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What is gravity?
Gravity is not a simple radial force field as described by Newton and nor is it curved space as claimed by Einstein. Instead, it is an energetic electromagnetic field which pervades the entire universe...
Kinesin transport vs Strandbeest
Kinesin transport Videos of kinesin transport are clearly anthropomorphised ad appear to show kinesin molecules walking along a microtubule hauling its load through a water gel the consistency of roofing tar. This is not...
Bad science: Michelson-Morley
Abstract The famous Michelson-Morley experiment is examined and found wanting in every respect. Although cited as proof that the speed of light is constant everywhere in the universe and in all directions, the experiment...
The vortex nature of gravity
Abstract The article discusses the limitations of traditional gravitational models, suggesting that gravitational fields may exhibit a spiral vortex pattern rather than a radial symmetry. Measurable gravitational anomalies at the surface of the Earth...
Seasonal Disease Patterns and Migrant Impact
An easily recognisable pattern of disease is described which demonstrates regional and seasonal clusters, and characteristic effects on migrant communities. Influenza, neural tube defects and autism are shown to adhere to the pattern. A...
Newton’s First Law: Circular Definitions and Modern Insights
Newton’s first law of motion says that an object stays at rest or keeps moving at a constant speed in a straight line unless an outside force changes it. – Wikipedia This may seem...
Quantum physics: Definitions and Reality
AI Abstract Quantum mechanics lacks a universally accepted definition, relying instead on mathematical principles and experimental boundaries. While considered a successful framework for understanding the microscopic realm, it faces criticism for not addressing gravity,...
Einstein’s geometry vs. physical reality
Previous posts have criticised Einstein’s work based upon popular understandings of the theory of Relativity as explained by Wikipedia or an AI engine. In this post we continue to seek clarity, but now from...
A fractal electromagnetic vortex field as the basis for vital energy
Abstract The post explores the energy stored in biological systems and the Earth’s atmosphere through fractal vortex structures. This stored energy can be converted into various phenomena such as biological movement and weather events...
Understanding the Field Model of the Double Slit Experiment
Abstract The provided content explores a unified field model to explain the results of the double-slit experiment, suggesting that traditional particle concepts are inadequate. It describes electrons as centres of spherical electromagnetic vortices, positing...
Interpreting Newton’s Second Law
Abstract The proposed structure for theoretical physics posits that ‘Reality’ is subject to measurement and interpretation through a mathematical framework. It argues that fundamental concepts like force, mass, and acceleration are not inherent aspects...
A nested electromagnetic toroid structure for the organisation of biological systems
Abstract A hypothesis is presented that living systems are controlled by an electromagnetic field which is responsible for all biological organisation of information, energy and matter. The overall form of the field is that...
Is Acceleration Absolute? Debunking Physics Myths
Abstract The discussion centres on the distinction between motion and acceleration in the context of relativity. While motion is deemed relative, dependent on a frame of reference, acceleration is asserted to be absolute due...
The morphogenesis of tornadoes via non-Newtonian fluid motion
Abstract: The content discusses the complex formation of tornadoes, emphasising that traditional scientific explanations fail to account for the organised vortex structures observed. It critiques the notion of self-organisation in terms of randomly vibrating...
Vortex Physics and the Flagellar Motor
Abstract The flagellar motor’s structure and function are theorised to stem from vortex physics rather than traditional evolutionary processes. It forms through a fractal electrodynamic template that accumulates energy, creating an organised vortex field...
Exploring Cancer: The Bio-Field Hypothesis Explained
Denis Rancourt’s paper: Cancer arises from stress-induced breakdown of tissue homeostasis [here] challenges the mainstream paradigm of cancer metastasis and gives a list of characteristic features of cancer development that need explaining. These points...
Debunking Consciousness in Quantum Detection
In the field of quantum physics, various claims are made concerning the detection of particles or waves in the famous double-slit experiment. Many respected commentators have put forth the idea that the mere process...
A beginner’s guide to science denial
Almost all of modern physics is divorced from actual reality despite claims to the opposite. The fundamental nature of Reality Physicists repeatedly claim physics as a description of the very fundamental nature of reality...
How do planes fly?
Mainstream science has no explanation in terms of fundamental physics for the phenomenon of flight. The usual explanation involving Bernoulli’s principle is not fundamental, is irrelevant to this particular problem and is, in any...
DNA: an unfeasible coding system
The idea that the sequence of base pairs in DNA represents any sort of blueprint for life is nonsensical from an informational theoretical point of view. The sequences are meaningless by themselves and require...
Arthur Yu’s water engine
Abstract This post looks at the ‘water engine’ discovered by Arthur Yu and described by Gerald Pollack in his book The Fourth Phase of Water. The explanation from Pollack that the flow is driven...
The no-virus debate: Clare Craig
This is a response to Clare Craig’s essay in the Daily Sceptic titled: The Unsolved Mystery of How Viruses Spread – and Why Germ Theory Isn’t the Whole Answer which asks why the epidemiology...
What is ‘fundamental’ in physics?
The differences between a system of measurement, an abstract mathematical theory of physics and actual reality are described along with some of the consequences. Fundamental constants and laws of nature are, in reality, artefacts...
Einstein’s relativity vs. actual reality
Abstract An attempt is made to understand Einstein’s theories of relativity, particularly with respect to the central idea of an inertial frame of reference. Available descriptions are confusing and contradictory with definitions of the...
Magnetic flux ropes
Abstract: Energy and matter are transferred from the sun to Earth in brief dynamic bursts (magnetic flux events) via electromagnetic filaments, also known as magnetic flux ropes. The ropes initially form at the Earth’s...
The gravitational ‘constant’
The ‘gravitational constant’ is measured via the Cavendish apparatus shown right. Some metal balls are mounted on a torsion balance and attempts to measure the attractive force between them are made. Calculations are performed...
Morphogenesis of the brain
Videos of the development of the brain and nervous system of the zebra fish imply the action of centripetal forces typical of vortex flow and the delivery of energy via electromagnetic ring vortices. Both...
Do we weigh more at the poles?
The claim that we weigh less at the equator because of centrifugal force is not supported by empirical data. Natural variations of the gravitational field owing to variations in planet density are sufficient to...
Joshua’s long day
The Bible claims that the sun stopped moving in the sky for a whole day. This is impossible without great catastrophe according to mainstream physics but an explanation from vortex physics allows this to...
Vascular morphogenesis
Descriptions of the creation of the blood vessels easily lend themselves to explanations via electromagnetic vortex fields. Vascular Morphogenesis and the Formation of Vascular Networks – Simonhttps://doi.org/10.1016/S1534-5807(04)00106-6 In the illustration below, the process of...
Gravity as an inertial field
Gravity is a ‘field of inertia’ that accelerates towards the Earth and forms a frame of reference for the kinetic behaviour of all solid objects. Objects moving with the acceleration are in free-fall and...
Influenza is a regulatory disorder caused by changes in the weather
The symptoms of influenza are created by an altered state of biological regulation; this is clear and agreed upon by many sources. The regulatory system of the body is electromagnetic in nature and is...
How to catch a cold
An anecdotal description of a distinctive epidemiological pattern for the common cold suggests the possibility of contagion. Contagion is via bio-field transmission and requires sustained physical proximity or contact. Infectiousness is proportional to intensity....
Gravity debunked
The formulation of gravity as a ‘force’ that acts upon the gravitational mass of an object is not supported by experimental observation and leads to theoretical absurdities. The ideas of force, mass, acceleration and...
Harold Hillman’s artefacts
The images below are from electron micrographs of biological tissue. The tissue has been frozen, sliced, stained and finally subject to an electron beam. The images are claimed to represent nuclear pores seen from...
Mitosis and field vortices
Cell division (mitosis) is a complex affair, with accounts consisting largely of observations, with little to no attempt to describe a mechanism in terms of the basic laws of physics. This is no surprise,...
Exosomes and anthrobots
The morphology and behaviour of both exosomes and anthrobots is explained largely in terms of fundamental vortex physics. There is little need to involve teleological biological processes and it is debatable whether these entities...
Are antibiotics effective?
Mainstream wisdom is that antibiotics are one of the greatest discoveries in medicine and have saved millions of lives. However, studies proving this are hard to find, leading to many now taking the position...
The morphogenesis of capillaries
The existing explanation of the creation of blood vessels is really just a list of observations with no described mechanism or regard to the laws of physics. Concerns of energy conservation are ignored and...
A vortex topology for the universe
This post suggests an overall toroidal topology for the universe and tries to introduce a most important idea which is that the physical measure of distance is dependent upon (gravitational) field strength (Boscovich, Meyl)...
There is no ‘fine tuning’ of the universe
There are no fundamental constants and hence no fine tuning of the universe is necessary. Most fundamental constants come from the need to translate between the different ‘stuffs’ and energies of contemporary physics. Once...
Neutrinos and free energy
This post is an AI generated summary of the book ‘Neutrino Power’ from Konstantin Meyl and Johannes von Buttlar. The document discusses a conversation between Johannes von Buttlar and Prof. Dr. Konstantin Meyl about...
Vortices in cosmology and biology
This post consists of a collection of images of vortices occurring in various media with brief explanations as to what may be happening from the point of view of vortex physics. The similarity of...
The structure of cognition
Cognition here means, loosely, ‘biological computation’ and refers to how organisms represent manipulate and integrate information. A very specific scheme of top-down causation is described which leads to a simplified understanding of what is...
Lanka on the ‘atomic theory’
Stefan Lanka rejects the ideas that matter is made from a collection of atoms and that biological tissue is made from cells, preferring to regard living systems as composed of a ‘primordial substance’ sometimes...
The nature of the bio-field
Hypothesis: Living systems are controlled by an electromagnetic bio-field that is responsible for all biological organisation of information, energy and matter. This field takes on the form of energetic vortices which flow through the...
The decline in disease
The chart below is from the Dissolving Illusions website and shows the decline of most so called ‘infectious’ diseases from 1840 to 1976. All diseases shown were almost extinct before the mass production of...
Evolution and cognition
The evolution of species appears to be rapid, discontinuous and somehow directed towards survival within specific environments. Goal oriented behaviour implies adaptive biological feedback systems with specific aims, i.e. ‘cognition’; the organism actively participates...
Do we breathe oxygen?
It appears that there is no diffusion of gases through the lining of the lungs but that energy in the form of electromagnetic vortices is transferred from the oxygen gas in the air, directly...