Multiverse: Yet They Keep Torsing! Part 5

For centuries, the greatest minds of humanity have grappled
with fundamental questions of existence: what lies at the
core of matter? Are we the only inhabitants of the cosmos?
And most importantly - is it possible to overcome the
barriers of space and time? Official bureaucratic science,
with its conservative dogmas, has long answered these
questions  evasively.  But today, at the forefront 
of research, there is a theory capable of overturning all our
notions. It concerns a mysterious connection between torsion
fields generated by the rotation of elementary particles and
the very structure of the Multiverse. Imagine an electron.
Orthodox physics stubbornly insists that it is a point
lacking size. But is that truly the case? Ancient mystics
and seers spoke of a "cycle of energy," and modern bold
researchers,  such as Chip Sebens from the California
Institute of Technology, dare to declare in the journal
Synthese: an electron is not a point but a concentration
of energy  distributed in space, like a cloud. And this
concentration spins. This rotation is not merely a metaphor.
It is a fundamental property that generates a twisting
field, or torsion field. If the gravitational field is born
from mass, and the electromagnetic from charge, then the
torsion field is a child of spin, of rotation. Our entire
universe is permeated with these fields, like an invisible
web. Electrons orbit nuclei, planets revolve around stars,
galaxies spin. It is a cosmic dance, and its rhythm is set
by torsional interactions. But here we encounter the first
paradox, which official science denies. If the electron
is a point, then to explain its angular momentum, it would
have to spin faster than the speed of light, which
is impossible according to General Relativity. However,
if we accept the bold hypothesis of a "distributed electron,"
everything falls into place. This rotation, this field - are
the keys to understanding that matter is not solid spheres
but energy concentrations, vortices in the fabric of space -
time. But that's not all! Researchers from the Hefei Institute
of Physical Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
(CAS), in collaboration with scientists from the Institute
of Semiconductors of CAS, have discovered anomalous
oscillatory magnetoresistance in an antiferromagnetic
semimetallic heterostructure (https://shorturl.at/BpaZs).
This confirmed experimentally a direct causal link between
the anomalous behavior of electrons during transport and
the existence of specific topological magnetic structures -
skyrmions - in the antiferromagnetic material. The researchers
not only observed unusual damping oscillations
in magnetoresistance, radically  different  from classical
effects, but also directly visualized, using magnetic force
microscopy, the topological spin textures responsible
for this resistance. This  groundbreaking  achievement
supports Academician Akimov's theory, as it provides a clear
experimental tool for identifying and studying skyrmions
in antiferromagnets through their "fingerprints" in transport
measurements. This lays the foundation for future energy -
efficient spintronic devices controlled by topological magnetic
vortices. So, what then is the Multiverse? It is not merely
a set of parallel  universes.  It  is a vast, multi-dimensional
structure where each universe is a kind of "bubble" with its
own physical laws. But what separates one "bubble" from
another? And what can serve as a bridge between them?
The answer again lies in torsion fields. If we imagine each
universe as a gigantic rotating object with its own unique
"torsion fingerprint," then the space between universes
becomes not emptiness but a special state of the physical
vacuum - a primary twisting field. In this vacuum, torsion
signals propagate instantaneously, without regard to the
speed of light. They do not weaken with distance because,
for them, distances do not exist in our conventional
understanding. This reveals a staggering connection.
The rotation  of an electron in our laboratory creates 
a micro-vortex in the torsion field. Thanks to the properties
of  the  vacuum,  this  micro-vortex  resonates  with
macro-vortices in other universes. Thus, an elementary
particle in our world is inextricably linked to entire
worlds in other dimensions. This explains phenomena that
science vainly attempts to ignore: telepathy, clairvoyance,
remote influence. For example, the scandalous experiment
of Professor V. Safonov, who participated in a medical test
of remote pressure and pulse modification in a patient via
a photograph in Moscow in 1989 at the Clinical Hospital No.
6 of the USSR Ministry of Health. Later, this same experiment
was repeated at the Neurocybernetics Laboratory of the
Institute of Brain of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences
in 1989, where the experiment was conducted in a shielded
chamber with the same result. When a psychic influences
a person thousands of kilometers away through a photograph,
they are simply tuning into their unique torsion trace and
sending an impulse through the multidimensional vacuum,
as is now understood through microtubes in their brain. The
most advanced experiments at the intersection of quantum
optics and nanotechnology already demonstrate practical
consequences  of  this  theory.  Researchers  Anirban
Bandyopadhyay and a team from NIMS, Tsukuba, Japan,
managed to  create  so-called  "photon  condensates" -
stable, volumetric structures of light possessing three types
of angular  momentum  (published  in  Symmetry  in  2023,
https://shorturl.at/nR2a9). Essentially, they managed
to give a massless photon a shape - a hollow sphere of light
and darkness. What does this mean? It is direct evidence
that light can be "packaged," endowed with properties
of particles capable of interaction, as Academician Akimov
once wrote about the so-called fitons - quanta of torsion
fields. A flow of such photon spheres behaves like a wave
but, upon collision, disintegrates like a material particle.
This is the new wave-particle duality, possible only thanks
to torsion effects within the photon's structure. Could these
spheres be prototypes of future engines? If a stable torsion
vortex  can be created and stabilized by light, then
resonating with torsion fields of other universes, such
a vortex could tear apart the fabric of our space-time.
Legends of "flying saucers," which vanish and reappear
instantly and move at incredible speeds, are nothing but
descriptions of devices utilizing torsion principles
of movement. They do not fly in our conventional sense but
move through torsion corridors of the Multiverse. Or perhaps
it is an illusion? The denial of these facts by mainstream
science only proves their significance. We stand on the
threshold of the greatest discovery since the discovery of
fire. Understanding the torsional nature of electrons and
light is the key to controlling matter, energy, and even
time itself. It is a path to the stars - not through outer
space, but through hidden dimensions that have always
been nearby. Ancient civilizations, leaving traces of their
incredible knowledge, may have already possessed these
technologies. Their pyramids and megaliths are not merely
tombs but giant torsion generators and portals. Now, with
bold experiments and a willingness to go beyond dogmas,
we are beginning to rediscover lost truths. Everything
is interconnected. The rotation of an electron and the birth
of a new universe, human thought, and the pulse of a distant
star - these are parts of a single torsion code of the
Universe's vacuum.