Unified Universal Theory - A Hydrodynamic Reformulation of Gravitational, Orbital and Optical Phenomena
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Description
The Unified Universal Theory (UUT) presents a hydrodynamic reformulation of gravitational, orbital, thermal and optical phenomena based on a single physical premise: the universe is permeated by a continuous fundamental medium capable of forming stable vortices across all scales.
In this framework, gravity is not treated as a force nor as spacetime curvature. Instead, the effective acceleration experienced by matter arises from the convective structure of an organized flow. The theory derives the inverse-square law, Keplerian motion, orbital precession, gravitational optical effects and planetary thermal behavior using standard hydrodynamic principles applied to a single medium.
Planets, stars, rings, binary systems and interstellar objects are interpreted as embedded vortices within a larger macrovortical structure. All classical gravitational observations are reproduced without introducing new forces or modifying empirical laws, while providing a unified and physically intuitive picture that connects cosmic-scale dynamics with repeated local interactions.
The present work is released as a compiled PDF.
Source files and supplementary material may be made available in future versions.
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Why this matters?
Modern physics describes gravity, orbital motion, light propagation and thermal behavior using distinct conceptual frameworks: forces, spacetime curvature, radiative balance and separate interaction laws. While highly successful, this fragmentation obscures potential common mechanisms underlying these phenomena.
The Unified Universal Theory (UUT) explores the possibility that many gravitational and astrophysical effects emerge from a single physical process: the organization of a continuous medium into vortical flows. By treating planets, stars and interstellar objects as embedded vortices rather than isolated masses, the theory shows that inverse-square acceleration, orbital structure, precession, optical effects and thermal anomalies can arise from the same hydrodynamic principles.
This matters because it offers a physically intuitive, integrative perspective that connects cosmic-scale behavior with repeated local interactions, without introducing new forces or modifying established empirical laws. Even if future developments refine or constrain the model, the framework provides a coherent alternative viewpoint and a testable hydrodynamic language for interpreting gravitational systems.
Notes (English)
This is Version 1.0 of the Unified Universal Theory (UUT) - Gravity manuscript.
It represents the first complete public formulation of the theory.
Future versions may refine mathematical details, expand applications, or incorporate feedback, while preserving the core framework.