Despite the observed CMB dipole as illustrated with the Mollweide projection is caused by the relative motion of the Earth, it indubitably reveals a cosmic scale vortical structure that has had manifested in the observable universe. The structure of the CMB dipole, demonstrates the characteristics of a torus-shaped spheroidal unisonal vortex that was primarily precessing in its two-axis rotation. "The dipole effect is the result of the movement of our earth, solar system, and galaxy through the universe; similar to the change in pitch of a sound as you ride by the source in a car or train. Specifically, the CMB temperature is 6.706 mK brighter in one direction of the sky than it is in the opposite direction as shown in the false color temperature map below as measured by the COBE mission." - An excerpt from "WMAP Calibration". UVS predicates that the observable universe was formed in a torus-shaped vortical system and it is primarily precessing in its two-axis rotation.

COBE temperature map of the CMB dipole.

In the paradigm shift of the UVS model that posits invariant time and invariant space, it postulates the entire observable universe filled with an almost all-pervasive inviscid medium, is being impelled to spin in a unisonal vortical motion.

In the UVS worldview, Euclidean space has to be invoked for contemplating on the CMB dipole phenomenon, so as to resolve its cognitive paradox that renders it as a mysterious phenomenon.

From the UVS perspective, it could be visualized that the steady-state observable universe is encapsulated in a torus-shaped structure that has a radius of ~13.8 Gly as observed (the postulated ~13.8 Gly is not the actual size of its comoving distance).

In this torus-shaped structure, the Earth spirals to move in the Solar System and the Milky Way in its vortical motion, and the Milky Way also spiral to move through space. With time dilation effect in Euclidean space, it thus rendered the blueshifted pattern as observed in the direction of its motion, and redshifted pattern in the direction against its motion.

The COBE temperature map of the CMB dipole is an empirical evidence that the observable universe has a torus-shaped structure spinning with vortical motion in a universal vortical system. And the temperature phenomenon of the background radiation, infers the observable universe is almost entirely filled with an all-pervasive medium.

See the UVS topics on "Structure of an atom" that elaborates on vortical phenomena in the microcosms for how they are vortically impelled by the macrocosms, and "Unisonal evolution mechanism" that illustrates in the UVS worldview on how nested torus-shaped structures are weaved and how the process in unison beget everything through their wakes.

“The structure of the observable universe is a nested spheroidal vortical formation that has
formed and transformed in a paradigm of torus-shaped spheroidal unisonal vortex.” - UVS inspired -

The grounds for the epistemic theory of truth: The underlying structure and mechanism of the CMB dipole phenomenon as explicated with its hypothetical construct based on the UVS model, elucidated its delusional observation that has been rendering it as a mysterious phenomenon. Thus, its cognitive paradox could be meticulously resolved, and all the related natural phenomena were then qualitatively analysed in the conceptual frameworks of UVS by inductive reasoning for explicating with their empirical evidence to predicate by abductive reasoning.

See the UVS topic on "Overviews of the UVS research" that elaborates on the grounded theory methodology for the evaluations of natural phenomena.

"Our Earth is not at rest. The Earth moves around the Sun. The Sun orbits the center of the Milky Way Galaxy. The Milky Way Galaxy orbits in the Local Group of Galaxies. The Local Group falls toward the Virgo Cluster of Galaxies. But these speeds are less than the speed that all of these objects together move relative to the cosmic microwave background (CMB). In the all-sky map on right, radiation in the Earth's direction of motion appears blueshifted and hence hotter, while radiation on the opposite side of the sky is redshifted and colder. The map indicates that the Local Group moves at about 600 kilometers per second relative to this primordial radiation. This high speed was initially unexpected and its magnitude is still unexplained. Why are we moving so fast? What is out there?" - Excerpt from Astronomy Picture of the Day on COBE temperature map of the CMB dipole, NASA.

"In cosmology, cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation is a form of electromagnetic radiation filling the universe. With a traditional optical telescope, the space between stars and galaxies (the background) is pitch black. But with a radio telescope, there is a faint background glow, almost exactly the same in all directions, that is not associated with any star, galaxy, or other object." - Excerpt from Wikipedia on "Cosmic microwave background".

"The universe appears to have a smooth space-time continuum consisting of three spatial dimensions and one temporal (time) dimension. On the average, space is observed to be very nearly flat (close to zero curvature), meaning that Euclidean geometry is experimentally true with high accuracy throughout most of the universe." - Excerpt from wikipedia in a section on "Universe".

Note: To be able to explore this mysterious phenomenon based on the UVS model, one have to completely let go the posit of 4D variant spacetime concept in modern physics with the postulation of curved space and reified time; these preconceived ideas have to be eradicated to eliminate the prejudice and cognitive dissonance against the acceptance of the UVS proposed paradigm shift.

See the UVS topics on "Qualitative evaluation on time dilation" that resolves the cognitive paradoxes of variant 4D spacetime in modern physics, "Critiques of the scientific method" that critical falsified some posits that were endorsed for mainstream physics.

“It is the theory that decides what can be observed.” - Albert Einstein

In the UVS worldview, the vortical motion of an almost all-pervasive aetheric medium encapsulated in a wobbling torus-shaped structure with spheroidal pushed-in force, weaves nested unisonal vortices with its torque-free precession effects in a unisonal vortical motion to form from the macrocosm in a nested manner to its vortically manifested microcosms.

In a nutshell, the process of aether vortical motion harmonically forms elementary, subatomic, and atomic particles in the microcosms with vortical spin fusion, and then vortically coalesces these matters to form as planetary systems, star systems, galaxies, galaxy clusters, and superclusters in the macrocosms.

All physical existences in the universe are unisonally weaved in the vortical motion of an almost all-pervasive inviscid aetheric medium.

UVS predicates that the observable universe is in a perpetual vortical motion and was vortically emerged from the vortical motion of an almost all-pervasive inviscid medium.

“Paradoxically, the local physical laws that govern the microcosms,
are determined by the macrocosms of the universe.” - UVS inspired -

In the UVS worldview, the vortical properties and characteristics from this precessing spheroidal unisonal vortex of the CMB dipole, are imbued in all its physical manifestations. And its harmonics in all sorts of vortical transformation, are vortically transferred to all other harmonically resonated macrocosms and microcosms that are manifested in the observable universe.

These infer that all celestial objects are externally impelled to rotate and revolve in vortical motion with resonated precession effect.

UVS metaphysically predicates that all celestial objects are externally impelled to rotate and revolve in vortical motion with resonated precession effects.

See an external link on "The Galactic Mosh Pit" that reported observations of Milky Way galaxy is wobbling and how this rotating galaxy was found to be moving perpendicular to the Galactic plane, which is a strong evidence for the UVS predication that proposed a galaxy formed with star systems and with their planetary systems is vortically consolidated and impelled by its galactic vortex. (Inserted in Nov 2013)

“I have often made the hypothesis that ultimately physics will not require a mathematical statement,
that in the end the machinery will be revealed and the laws will turn out to be simple.” - Richard Fenyman

It is a fact that the Sun vortically revolves around the barycenter of the Solar System (BOTSS), it is as result of the Sun is exchanging angular momentum primarily with the barycenter of Jupiter and all its moons, and subsequently with the barycenters of all other satellites, their sub-satellites, and all stuff in the heliosphere.

In the UVS worldview, the Milky Way galaxy is underlied by its galactic vortex, and all star systems with their planetary systems are vortically revolving around the Galactic Center.

From the UVS perspective, a nested intergalactic spheroidal vortex could vortically spawn stars, and then systematically coalesced them in a cluster of galaxies.

See an externally linked topic on "Galaxy Cluster Spawns Stars Faster Than Any In Known Universe", this scientific observation is a strong evidence for the existence of a nested intergalactic spheroidal vortex system that spawns stars, and then systematically coalesced them in a cluster of galaxies

These are strong evidence for all celestial objects are propagating in vortical motion with resonated precession effects.

The diagram on near right is a 3D illustration from an external perspective for the geometrical structure of the observable universe formed with the CMB dipole in its two-axis rotation. It shows a hypothetical accretion disk (red nested circles revolving in an axis) encapsulated within a hypothetical ellipsoid structure (cyan circle), which represents the boundary of the observable universe. The nested blue circles is at the forefront of the ellipsoid, and the nested orange circles is at the opposite end, and these outlined a nested torus-shaped CMB dipole structure to illustrate it rotates on a primary axis (blue line). The accretion disk rotates in another axis (black line), and slightly cuts through the edges of the two nested circular structures asymmetrically on two opposite ends of the boundary of the ellipsoids. From the UVS perspective, as shown with the optical image on lower right, the Cartwheel galaxy group demonstrated that it has a similar torus-shaped intergalactic spheroid structure. See the UVS topic on "Galaxy group" that illustrates an invisible intergalactic spheroidal vortex, and how it resolves its cognitive paradox to confirm its actual orientation.	A 3D illustration for geometrical structure of the observable universe in a two-axis rotation for the observed CMB dipole.	Projection image of the CMB dipole
		Spheroidal vortex of the Cartwheel galaxy group.

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The nested spheroidal vortex of the CMB dipole structure - A nested spheroidal unisonal vortex

Based on the UVS model, the observed CMB dipole structure, is manifested in the observable universe by a vortical hypersphere system of 137 nested 3-spheres. From the UVS perspective, the CMB dipole phenomenon as observed is impelled by its orthogonally wobbling hypersphere structure with its precession effect. Despite this hypersphere cannot be directly observed, an externally emanated dark flow was empirically observed, suggests there could be a much larger structure that perturbs the observable universe. See in an external link for a topic on "Unknown Structures Tugging at Universe" that elaborates on an observed dark flow. The image on right illustrates the two planes of an ellipsoid that is in a two-axis orthogonal rotation. When observing in an inertia reference frame that vortically moves in the accretion disk within the ellipsoid that is spinning in a two-axis orthogonal rotation, the rotating surface on another axis of the dual-axis ellipsoid that is tilted at an angle from the accretion disk, would render a Doppler effect view similar to the projected vortical CMB dipole image as observed. The CMB dipole pattern is the largest astronomical phenomenon that can be observed, and apparently its dipole has a rotating reference frame that is beyond all galaxy clusters in the observable universe. Through the precession effect of a dominant unisonal vortex, many harmonics of unisonal vortices in its vortical paradigm arrangement, are thus formed to manifest physical structures in the universe. See the UVS topics on "The structure of the observable universe" that explicates on a vortical paradigm in the macrocosms and the microcosms, "The formation of stars and galaxies" that illustrates on how all celestial objects are vortically coalesced in the macrocosms, "Supervoids" that elaborates on how stars are systematically spawned in their superclusters, and "The vortices of Jupiter" that elaborates on a localized dominant unisonal nested vortex pair on a celestial spheroid in a vortical singularity paradigm at planetary level.	A nested torus-shaped hypersphere structure.
	An ellipsoid with two rotational axes.
	CMB dipole

See also externally linked topics on "Was the universe born spinning?" that elaborates with empirical evidence on the universe was born spinning and continues to do so around a preferred axis, "Galaxy filament" that illustrates a flat universe with cosmological constant, "The Unobservable Universes", and "Existence of Higher dimensional space & Perception of time" for a concept of universe that is apparently infinite from a localized perception of reality, and a video clip for "Laniakea: Our home supercluster" that illustrates an empirically observed dipole moment of our supercluster, and at 3:06 minutes into the video, it demonstrates a bipolar spheroidal structure in the observable universe that has a preference frame.

"The observable universe is the space around us bounded by the event horizon - the distance to which light can have traveled since the universe originated. This space is huge but finite with a radius of 10^28 cm. There are definite total numbers of everything: about 10^11 galaxies, 10^21 stars, 10^78 atoms, 10^88 photons." - Excerpt from "The Observable Universe and Beyond".

From the UVS perspective, the entire observable universe encapsulated in a vortical hypersphere, is vortically impelled by the open system of an extensive nested spheroidal unisonal vortex to render the apparent self-perpetual motion in its closed system.

In the UVS worldview, all physical structures in the observable universe, are vortically formed in a paradigm of unisonal vortices in a vortical universe.

UVS predicates that the observable universe is formed in a paradigm of unisonal vortices in a vortical universe.

“I fully subscribe to the vortex theory---it makes mechanical sense more than mathematical sense. It doesn't make any difference if you think the world is infinite---the vortex theory will work on its own merits.” (4th Jul 2011)
- Gerald (aka spacedout of TOEQuest Forum).

“The UNIVERSAL VORTICAL SINGULARITY is the best cosmological model available today to explain the Universe.” (23th March 2011)
- Pat Nolan, blog writer of “Holographic Superfluid Universe”.

~ With thanks to anonymous for his private message on 17th June 2013, which highlighted the empirical observation for a dipole moment in the observable universe at 14:20 minutes in the "3-D map of the known universe" video clip.

~ With special thanks to Professor Christopher W. Hodshire from Western Michigan University for his email on highlighting a link on "Galaxy Cluster Spawns Stars Faster Than Any In Known Universe". In the UVS worldview, this is strong scientific evidence for the existence of an intergalactic spheroidal vortex system that vortically spawn stars, and then these stars vortically coalesced as a cluster of galaxies.

Mar 2009

References and links:
Cosmic Microwave Background - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
CMB dipole - Study Astronomy Online at Swinburne University
Mollweide projection - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Observable universe - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE) - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
WMAP Calibration - By NASA
COBE temperature map of the CMB dipole - Astronomy Picture of the Day, NASA
Paradigm shift - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Euclidean space - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Supercluster - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Galaxy clusters - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Galaxies - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Star systems - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Planetary systems - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Comoving distance - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Orthogonality - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rotating reference frame - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Universe - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Precession - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Doppler effect - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Galactic Mosh Pit - Leibniz-Institute of Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP)
Galaxy Cluster Spawns Stars Faster Than Any In Known Universe - TPM
Accretion disk - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Observable Universe and Beyond - universe-review.ca
Unknown Structures Tugging at Universe - National Geographic News
Was the universe born spinning?- physicsworld.com
Galaxy filament - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Existence of Higher dimensional space & Perception of time - blaze labs research
Image illustrating the geometrical structure of the CMB dipole - By Vincent Wee-Foo
Image of Cartwheel galaxy - Anglo-Australian Observatory
Image of Uranus magnetic field - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Image of a two-axis rotating spheroid - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Image of cloud band of Jupiter - NASA

In the UVS worldview, the nested galactic spheroidal vortex with galaxies spawned in it, are consolidated in a vortical interaction to form as a galaxy cluster in a much larger nested intergalactic spheroidal vortex.

The cognitive paradox that renders a galaxy cluster as a mysterious phenomenon, was thus resolved by its underlying mechanism illustrated.

Optical image of galaxy cluster CL0024+17

Superimposed image of the galaxy cluster

The unusual galaxy cluster CL0024+17 as could be seen in the middle of the above right superimposed image, is surrounded by an enormous ring that spans about five million light-year.

The superimposed image with enormous rings and spokes outlined a nested intergalactic spheroidal vortex that demarcrates the galaxy cluster. And amazingly in the images, they show a nested ring structure that has had manifested as reflective surfaces around the central galaxy cluster, and these surfaces reflected multiple images of an optically smeared bluish color galaxy around the rings.

From the UVS perspective, this suggests the galaxy cluster is vortically manifested and impelled in the nested intergalactic spheroidal vortex.

UVS predicates that a galaxy cluster is vortically manifested and impelled in its nested intergalactic spheroidal vortex.

See the UVS topics on "The structure of galaxy", "Galaxy group", "The formation of stars and galaxies", "The CMB dipole", "Supervoids", and "The vortical universe model of UVS" for further elaboration.

The grounding for its epistemic theories of truth: The underlying structure and mechanism of a galaxy cluster as explicated with its hypothetical construct based on the UVS model, elucidated its delusional observation that has been rendering it as a mysterious phenomenon. Thus, its cognitive paradox was simply dispersed, and all the related natural phenomena were then qualitatively analysed in the conceptual frameworks of UVS by inductive reasoning for explicating with their empirical evidence to predicate by abductive reasoning.

See the UVS topic on "Overviews of the UVS research" that elaborates on the grounded theory methodology for the evaluations of natural phenomena.

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Vortical gravitational singularity

Note: A vortical gravitational singularity is a conceptualized object conceived in the UVS worldview based on the UVS model.

Based on the UVS model, the virtual barycenter of a star system with their planetary systems is a vortically manifested vortical gravitational singularity of the star cluster system. Its manifested stellar black hole strongly interacts vortically with the vortically manifested dual-core supermassive black hole of its galaxy, and weakly interacts with the vortical gravitational singularities of all other star systems in the same galaxy to collectively manifest the vortical gravitational singularity of their galaxy, which vortically displaces the luminiferous aetheric corpuscles to form the supermassive black hole, and vortically transforms the aether density around it. Image on right is an artist impression of the Milky Way galaxy, with a blue halo (around 200 kly across) of transformed dark matter illustrated to be encapsulating it. UVS predicates that the gravitational singularity of a supermassive black hole is collectively manifested with the vortical gravitational singularities of all planetary systems in the galaxy.	Milky Way galaxy
A supermassive black hole is vortically manifested by the vortical gravitational singularity of its galaxy, which strongly interacts vortically with the vortically manifested vortical gravitational singularity of its local galaxy group, and weakly interacts with the vortical gravitational singularities of all other galaxies in the same local galaxy group to collectively manifest the vortical gravitational singularity of their local galaxy group. The vortical gravitational singularity of the local galaxy group vortically transforms the aether density around it. Image on right is the Cartwheel Galaxy group, was optically traced to have a nested spheroidal structure (around 600 kly across) surrounding the galaxy group. UVS predicates that a local galaxy group with tens of galaxies are vortically held by a nested spheroidal vortex to vortically revolve around its center of mass.	Cartwheel galaxy group
The vortical gravitational singularity of a local galaxy group, strongly interacts vortically with the vortically manifested vortical gravitational singularity of its galaxy cluster, and weakly interacts with the vortical gravitational singularities of all other local galaxy groups in the same galaxy cluster to collectively manifest the vortical gravitational singularity of their galaxy cluster. The vortical gravitational singularity of the galaxy cluster vortically transforms the aether density around it. Image on right is the galaxy cluster CL0024+17, which is around 5 mly across, empirically observed with rings of dark matter surrounding it. UVS predicates that a galaxy cluster with thousands of galaxies are vortically held by a nested spheroidal vortex to vortically revolve around its center of mass.	Galaxy cluster ~5 mly
The vortical gravitational singularity of a smaller galaxy cluster, strongly interacts vortically with the vortically manifested vortical gravitational singularity of its larger galaxy cluster, and weakly interacts with the vortical gravitational singularities of all other smaller galaxy clusters in the same larger galaxy cluster to collectively manifest the vortical gravitational singularity of the larger galaxy cluster. The vortical gravitational singularity of the larger galaxy cluster vortically transforms the aether density around it. Image on right is the supercluster Abell 901/902, which is around 100 mly across, empirically observed with blobs of dark matter encapsulating galaxy clusters. UVS predicates that a larger galaxy cluster with hundreds of galaxy clusters is vortically held by a nested spheroidal vortex to vortically revolve around its center of mass.	Supercluster ~100 mly

“The structure of the observable universe is a nested spheroidal vortical formation that has
formed and transformed in a paradigm of torus-shaped spheroidal unisonal vortex.” - UVS inspired -

See the UVS subtopics on "Space-time gravitational singularity" that elaborate the distinction for vortical gravitational singularity, "The UVS perspective on dark matter and dark energy" that elaborates on an indirectly observed medium, and "Scientific evidence and proofs for aether does physically exist" that elaborates on the existence of aether.

May 2007

References and links:
Observable universe - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Galaxy cluster - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Galaxy cluster CL0024+17 - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Milky Way - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Images of galaxy cluster Cl0024+17 - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Superimposed image of galaxy cluster Cl9924 + 17 - NASA, ESA, M.J. Jee and H. Ford (JHU)

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