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	It was Rene Descartes, the French Mathematician and Philosopher who, perhaps for the first time in a <em>scientific</em> sense, assigned a reality to the medium of space as a <em>property-less</em> fluid-entity, already known at that time as ether. According to Descartes, large cosmic ether vortices existed throughout the universe. One such vortex carried the planets around the sun, and countless smaller vortices aggregated into different sizes of universal matter, filling the whole of space. He explained gravity by the pressure and impact of ether on bodies; and framed the principles of the inertial tendencies of matter for straight line motion based on the property of the fluidity of a space-substratum filled with ether vortices. The transmission of the then known magnetic forces and the force of gravity between the earth and the planetary bodies found explanations in Cartesian philosophy with <em>physical contacts</em> between the interacting entities mediated by the intervening ether. The theory of Descartes at that time was the most convincing natural philosophy and was based on a single dynamic ether as the only reality of the universe. The theory remained in acceptance for almost a century after publication of Newton's <em>Principia</em>...		It was Rene Descartes, the French Mathematician and Philosopher who, perhaps for the first time in a <em>scientific</em> sense, assigned a reality to the medium of space as a <em>property-less</em> fluid-entity, already known at that time as ether. According to Descartes, large cosmic ether vortices existed throughout the universe. One such vortex carried the planets around the sun, and countless smaller vortices aggregated into different sizes of universal matter, filling the whole of space. He explained gravity by the pressure and impact of ether on bodies; and framed the principles of the inertial tendencies of matter for straight line motion based on the property of the fluidity of a space-substratum filled with ether vortices. The transmission of the then known magnetic forces and the force of gravity between the earth and the planetary bodies found explanations in Cartesian philosophy with <em>physical contacts</em> between the interacting entities mediated by the intervening ether. The theory of Descartes at that time was the most convincing natural philosophy and was based on a single dynamic ether as the only reality of the universe. The theory remained in acceptance for almost a century after publication of Newton's <em>Principia</em>...

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{{Infobox paper
| title = On the Space-Vortex Structure of the Electron
| url = [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_3060.pdf Link to paper]
| author = [[Paramahamsa Tewari]]
| keywords = [[Space]], [[Vortex]], [[Structure]], [[Electron]]
| published = 2005
| journal = [[None]]
| num_pages = 22
| pages = 221-242
}}

'''Read the full paper''' [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_3060.pdf here]

==Abstract==

It was Rene Descartes, the French Mathematician and Philosopher who, perhaps for the first time in a scientific sense, assigned a reality to the medium of space as a property-less fluid-entity, already known at that time as ether. According to Descartes, large cosmic ether vortices existed throughout the universe. One such vortex carried the planets around the sun, and countless smaller vortices aggregated into different sizes of universal matter, filling the whole of space. He explained gravity by the pressure and impact of ether on bodies; and framed the principles of the inertial tendencies of matter for straight line motion based on the property of the fluidity of a space-substratum filled with ether vortices. The transmission of the then known magnetic forces and the force of gravity between the earth and the planetary bodies found explanations in Cartesian philosophy with physical contacts between the interacting entities mediated by the intervening ether. The theory of Descartes at that time was the most convincing natural philosophy and was based on a single dynamic ether as the only reality of the universe. The theory remained in acceptance for almost a century after publication of Newton's Principia...

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