Edouard Bernal

Edouard Bernal
Known for	Vortex-based unification of the electromagnetic, gravitational and nuclear forces
Scientific career
Fields	Theoretical physics

Edouard Bernal is an independent researcher and author known for a theoretical framework that attempts to unify the electromagnetic, gravitational and nuclear forces through vortex and rotational dynamics. He is listed in The Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists.

Ideas

Bernal presents his work, titled "Unification des forces électromagnétique, de gravitation et nucléaire" (Unification of the electromagnetic, gravitational and strong forces), on the website physicscience.org. He proposes that the electron and other elementary particles are composed of electromagnetic waves circulating in a closed loop, forming a rotating ring or vortex whose inertia constitutes the particle's rest mass.

In his model, a particle's magnetic field induces a surrounding vortex, and he argues that the resulting particle dynamics follow a relationship analogous to Kepler's third law and Newtonian orbital mechanics. He interprets gravitation as arising from a central depression in the vortex, invoking fluid-dynamical concepts such as the Bernoulli principle and the Venturi effect, and treats the ether as a plasma-like medium. These proposals lie outside the accepted framework of modern physics.

External links

• Unification des forces électromagnétique, de gravitation et nucléaire
• Résumé / Abstract