"Planck Aether" Magnetic fields arise from vortex rotation of Planck mass dipoles

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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/364333253_Quantum_Wave_Mechanics_Ch_16_Planck_Aether

Quantum Wave Mechanics 4th ed. (pp.132-147) Edition: 4th Chapter: 16

In the Plank aether hypothesis advanced by Winterberg, the physical vacuum is composed of a 2-component superfluid of positive and negative Planck mass particles with net zero mass. Electric field lines are interpreted as a phase alignment of Planck mass dipoles. Magnetic field lines are represented as closed-loop vortical filaments formed by rotating, spin-aligned Planck mass dipoles. Spin wave disturbance of such dipoles enable propagation of electromagnetic waves and provide a physical mechanism for polarization of the vacuum. Planck dipoles are depicted as vortical structures of rotating yin/yang geometry. Spin precession provides the means for generation of Planck charge.

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Magnetic fields arise from vortex rotation of Planck mass dipoles. Field lines reflect spin axis alignment; flux lines are closed-loop vortical filaments. Alternating LH/RH spins create electric polarization. E-fields = scalar potential superposition; B-fields = curl.

A ±Planck mass pair forms a gravitational dipole with zero net mass/inertia. Negative mass (−m₀c²) implies acceleration opposite to force. Though mᵢ = |m𝓰|, negative gravitational mass acts like negative inertia. For mᵢa = m𝓰g, E & momentum stay conserved.