There is a doubt.
The comparison with the cylinder and piston was the gateway to reality.
Another gateway is the genius idea of ??electric and magnetic fields.
Field meaning vector space oriented in direction and sense, from a simple
polarity, to immense magnetic fields. Positive and negative electrical
polarizations, the Stephen Gray experiment, the induction of multi-turn
coils
are interactions of vector properties, empirically realized for the use
of
vector space energy. The fields of orthogonally closed vector circuits,
electric and magnetic, are the oriented vector space. The clear delimitation
between the electric field, the nucleus in the center of the star and
the
magnetic field, denotes a clear separation of the circuits of the two
fields.
Visible delimitation in the center of galaxies. The common characteristics
of
the two fields are their centripetal forces and the repulsive forces between
their parallel-oriented circuits. The repulsive forces of the nucleus
are
compressed and aligned by the centripetal force of the surrounding magnetic
field. The centripetal force of the nucleus compresses and aligns only
a
segment of the magnetic field circuit, forming the magnetic axis. Therefore,
the repulsive forces of the magnetic field, compressed only in the magnetic
axis, relax around the axis, in the equatorial plane, until an equilibrium
with
the centripetal forces. In this state, the immense magnetic field, the
vector
space, comprises a relatively stable lenticular shape, with the density
increasing towards the magnetic axis. The magnitudes of the magnetic field
and the nucleus are interdependent. The pressure from the magnetic axis
emits a radially open magnetic field, with repulsive forces, which propagate
curvilinearly to the equator, where they close, resuming the centripetal
force.
The centripetal force consists in increasing the density of the oriented
vector
space, up to the magnetic axis. The source of the closed-circuit operation
of this process is the magnetic axis, continuously transforming the kinetic
energy of the magnetic circuit into the potential energy of the nucleus.