Planetary Vortex

Unit 1

Planetary Vortex

A Planet is a vortex

Juan Juan
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Spatial Layer
  • Spatial Layer
  • Sublayers
    • Sublayers
    • Sublayers
    • Sublayers
    • Sublayers
  • Media
    • The Media of the Spatial Layer
    • Timespace
    • Macro Aetherspace
    • Spacespan
  • Substances
    • Vortices
    • Physical Time
    • Spatial Vortices or Black Holes
    • Space
  • Quanta
    • The Quantum of Spacetime
    • Galactic Vortices
    • Stellar Vortices
    • Planetary Vortices
  • Conservation
    • Conservation
    • Constants
    • Polarity
  • Actions
    • The Actions of the Spatial Layer
    • Separation
    • Contraction
    • Flow
  • Relationalities
    • Spatial Relationalities
    • Timespace
    • Macro-Aetherspace Relationalities
    • Spacetime
  • Technologies
    • Levitation
    • Levitation

How a Planet Forms in Cartesian Physics and Material Superphysics

A liquid core area is What separates a planet from an asteroid or planet. This means that a planet can have a solid inner core, but it still floats or is surrounded by a liquid layer.

A body that does not have a liquid core is regarded as a moon, asteroid, or comet.

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