. Preface The UVS homepage showcased natural vortical phenomena in thumbnail images and tabs for accessing the UVS topics selectively, and they are structurally interlinked to its extensive studies and research. See the categorization for the thumbnail images on the UVS homepage. This treatise of Universal Vortical Singularity (aka UVS) is presented on the Internet as an e-book, so that its case study in structural modules can be hyperlinked. Also, as well as the presented images, the UVS topics can thus be illustrated with graphic animations and video clips. The versatility of the Internet platform, can facilitate the explorations of the UVS topics to accommodate on individual basis; a reader can explore UVS according to his field of interest with his personal preferences at his own discretion to his level of interest in any of the UVS topics. This platform also enables systematical interactions with the hyperlink capability for any inquiry on any context in any of the UVS topics. For the initial appraisal of UVS, it is recommended that you should briefly scrutinize the contexts in “Overviews of the UVS research”, which would give you a brief idea of its overall content. The suggested intuitive-inductive approach with the UVS epistemic process and research methodology, is crucial to a smoother inquiry entry for any of the UVS topics. With its inductive resolutions in the paradigm shift of the UVS model, the process could methodically invoke transcendental perspectives for the apparently observed natural phenomena. By all means, you should always maintain being skeptical to scrutinize the UVS propositions prior to your acceptance. If you are not particularly familiar with any field in the scope of the UVS research, a suggestion is to select a UVS topic from a list in “Significant revolutionary discoveries of UVS”. Pick a topic of your interest, such as “Tropical cyclone”, “Jet streams”, “Dust devil”, “The mysterious planetary rings”, or The vortices of Jupiter. You can also try to hunt for one interesting UVS topic showcased on the UVS homepage, or find one in the list of “The qualitative predictions of UVS”, especially among those evaluated natural phenomena that were qualitatively proven in their inductive resolutions. Casually and rationally explore the selected UVS topic and its links, try to skip the technical jargons and keep preconceived ideas aside as much as you could. In the exploration process, take some moments to mull over its propositions without any bias or prejudice, and the insights of the UVS topic might be unfolded to you. As thus you could become more curious and interested to explore the topic into the details. In its unfolding manner that leads from one inductive resolution to another, it could gradually and intuitively open up the entire UVS worldview to you. Take for example, if you are interested in star formation, or galaxy formation and evolution, and are also curious with alternative concepts on how these celestial objects could have had formed, you can explore the UVS topic on “The formation of stars and galaxies”, or “The structure of galaxy”. If any of these UVS topics draws your interest immensely, with the hyperlinks therein that link to its other related UVS topics, it would systematically lead you into the entirety of its UVS worldview with all of its associated inductive resolutions. The formation of stars and galaxies If you are not satisfied with the best conventional explanations for enigmatic natural phenomena, always wanted to get to the bottom of things, and relentlessly urged for rational and coherent explanations, the UVS' philosophy of science can offer intriguing insights for whetting your appetite on the natural phenomena you are investigating. If you are familiar with physical science, are even into the theory of relativity, the standard cosmological model, or the standard atomic model, and are game enough to explore alternative concepts or hypotheses, be it for the enrichment of your insights, or to put UVS on trial with what you know, you can critically evaluate UVS by selectively starting with any one of these UVS topics: - Critiques of the scientific method - Time dilation reviewed with UVS - Michelson-Morley experiment reviewed with UVS - The interactions of spheroidal pushed-in gravity in superior and inferior conjunction - The CMBR dipole - The structure of atom - The orbits of natural satellites - The axial precession of the Earth - Sunspot - The vortices of Jupiter - Comet - Tropical cyclone - Jet streams - Dust Devil - Dual-core crater Nevertheless, you can also explore UVS via its table of contents with the conventional top-down approach. In essence, let your enthusiasm guide you for your exploration in this interactive presentation for UVS. Most of all, I wish you an enjoyable and fruitful experience for your explorations of the UVS research with its paradigm shift in the UVS worldview, and enjoy its inductive resolutions on the natural phenomena of the entire observable universe. “We make our world significant by the courage of our questions and by the depth of our answers.” - Carl Sagan     Vincent Wee-Foo Author of Universal Vortical Singularity

Some resonated remarks received that are relevant to Universal Vortical Singularity (aka UVS) for its websites:

“I found your web page very interesting” (30th Nov 2017), “Your work is really amazing.” (18th Dec 2017)
- Dr. Rosa Hilda Compagnucci, a climatologist accredited to the Nobel Peace Prize bestowed on the IPCC in 2007, PhD degree in Meteorological Sciences, University of Buenos Aires; UBA · Department of Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences. Co-authored paper on "Dynamical characterization of the last prolonged solar minima", which elaborates with quantitative analysis on an imminent Grand Minimum.

“Well done, Vincent.” (18th August 2014)
- Dr. Richard Miles, Ph.D in Phys. Chem. (Bristol); British Astronomical Association. This was a comment on a quantitative analysis of UVS for a cometary outburst event.

“Being an exit scientist and now am industrial physicist, I admire your insight and works highly.” (7th July 2014), “I like the new charge modeling for both celestial lagrangian point and atomic model.” (12th August 2014)
- Dr. Winston Cheng Wen-Hao, Ph.D. in particle beam physics and accelerator theory, Post Doc: high energy particle collider design in Lawrence Berkeley Lab.

“With great admiration.” (3rd June 2014)
- Dr. Vuthipong Priebjrivat, B.S. in civil engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.S. in environmental engineering from Stanford University, Ph.D. in economics and public management from the University of Chicago, metaphysicist, corporate leader, law maker, and author of several books such as "DRAW YOUR THOUGHTS" that elaborates and illustrates a peculiar type of analytical method, "DHARMODYNAMICS", "NEODHARMA", "DHARMOSCIENCE", "SANKHARA" that coherently elaborate with "draw your thoughts" on some intrinsic structures for nature of reality in its transcendental perspectivalism.

'... a brilliant treatise that credibly extends modern human scientific knowledge and awareness of "How The Universe And Everything In It Truly Works".' (Feb 2014)
- Dr. Wayne Nowland, physicist, researcher, philosopher and author, planned and launched Australia's first AUSSAT communications satellite system.

“Also loved reading your research again. It does make me rethink and in some cases, relearn my understanding of the cosmos.” (28th Aug 2012)
- Professor Christopher W. Hodshire from Western Michigan University.

“Great website ... food for thought.. many thanks............” ( 23rd Feb 2010)
- Michael Henning, University of Cape Town 1977 BBSC.

“We consider your site and your new theory to be original and exciting..... We love your site!” ( 14th Dec 2009)
- Dr. Wayne Nowland, physicist, researcher, philosopher and author, planned and launched Australia's first AUSSAT communications satellite system.

“You provided one of the most comprehensive presentations of the spiral nature of the universe.” (4th July 2009)
- Dr. Vladimir B. Ginzburg, who had done in-depth research in numerous theories on the spiral nature of the universe, covering from ancient Greek era through modern science era.

“UVS is the future of science.” (12th Dec 2008)
- Allen Barrow (aka PoPpAScience of TOEQuest Forum).

“Vincent’s model is valid for all atomic particles as long as one realizes they must be viewed as three dimensional vortices; that’s how they interact with the spatial Aether, but that’s another story.” (30th Dec 2008)
- David Levi Wing (aka dleviwing, moderator of TOEQuest forum; author of "TORONICS"- Interpretations of Physics, The Mystery of Mass, Wave Characteristics, The Standard Model).

“Vincent, I am convinced that UVS would give satisfactory answers to most of the mysteries...” (20th Sep 2008)
- Dipayan Kar (aka dipayankar of TOEQuest Forum).

“Hey Vincent I just wanted to say I appreciate your website very much. Sometimes pictures speak a thousand words, and your pictures are superb.” (17th Sep 2008)
- Divinity from Thunderbolts forum.

“Your website looks great and full of new ideas.” (21th June 2008)
- Kevin Harkess, BSc(Hons) physics degree, author of "Wisp unification theory".

“I am studying very hard right now on the many aspects of the vortex. It is amazing how many endless paths it takes me down. When I am in wikipedia, I find myself many times over clicking 6 pages deep just to read one sentence that I started in the first page. I have read most of this knowledge before, but I find with the "Universal Vortical Singularity" at the forefront of my mind, it is like reading it for the first time with all new ways of see it. Its like being a kid in a candy store once again.” (13th April 2008)
- Allen Barrow (aka PoPpAScience of TOEQuest Forum).

“Thank you for such important and wonderful research as you have freely offered on your web site.” (20th Mar 2008)
- Derwood.

“You have a very interesting home page which I looked at on a cursory level.”, “Your theory seems to be well thought out.” (9th March 2008)
- Professor Patrick Wirtz (aka ProfPat of TOEQuest Forum).

“This (UVS) is coming in a big way.” (Oct 2007)
- Au Mun Chew, astronomer, architect, retired lecturer of National University of Singapore.

References and links:
Case study - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Natural phenomena - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Inductive approach - From Research Methodology
Galaxy formation and evolution - From Research Methodology
Star formation - From Research Methodology
Paradigm shift - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Observable universe - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Disclaimers: The treatise of Universal Vortical Singularity (UVS) in its epistemological paradigm shift, is fundamentally unconventional. Its hypotheses based on a generally unheard-of UVS model, bound to have shortcomings, such as loose ends, errors, and omissions errors. Many details and assumptions in its propositions have yet to be further researched, probed, evaluated, validated, or verified. Its implicit explanations are for casual understanding of the UVS topics presented in the UVS worldview, so if any term or statement is offensive in any manner or from whatsoever perspectives, is most regretted. Links to other sites do not imply endorsement of their contents; apply appropriate discretion whenever necessary. Remarks: Despite the shortcomings, it was intended to offer readers the drift of the UVS research methodology for its insights, and thereby the experts in their relevant fields could refine or improve on any of the UVS topics in the UVS worldview.

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