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Aether and the Reversal Threshold

The stability of the universe is based on a balance between a short range repulsion and a longer range attraction, with the repulsion being tied up with rotation.

This can be understood in terms of the hydrodynamics of a fluid-like aether which fills the whole universe. A negatively charged particle (aether sink) attracts a positively charged particle (aether source) in the absence of rotation. However if two dipoles, each comprising a positive particle in orbit around a negative particle, are brought close together in the same plane while orbiting in the same direction, when the negative particle of one dipole passes the positive particle of the other dipole in the opposite direction, and the fly-by speed is fast enough, then the electric field line pattern around each dipole will be curled and this may break the direct connection between the particles in each dipole at fly-by. Therefore the two dipoles may push apart due to pressure acting sideways from the field lines, despite the fact that in the static state, the negative particle of one dipole would have attracted the positive particle of the other dipole.

This is the fundamental basis of centrifugal force, which is the repulsive force that is present in atomic bonding, and almost certainly the fundamental basis of stability in the all pervading electron-positron sea that acts as the luminiferous medium and which is not to be confused with the more fundamental aether itself of which the electrons and positrons are comprised.


[NOTE: David, I moved your post to the Universe Theories thread.]