WHY MATTER TURNS

Abstract:  

Rotation provides matter with necessary stability to go through its normal evolution under a gravitational field, without premature collision. During the return period of the vacuum and created matter to original vacuum position, a micro gradient density between adjacent elements of matter created within a spherical vacuum film is the fundamental factor that makes matter rotation possible. Insignificant difference of velocity of vacuum gravity c or very small difference of vacuum resistant to deformation KF between adjacent directions (f, q) and (f+df, q)  induce matter density gradient. The density gradient explains matter rotation in the macro systems as well as in the atomic level.