The grounds for the epistemic theory of truth: The underlying vortical 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 framework 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 its visual grounded theory for the evaluations of natural phenomena.

The COBE temperature map of the CMB dipole[m], is empirical evidence for the observable universe[w] has a spheroidal-shaped torus[w] structure that intrinsically spins in its vortical motion. And the temperature phenomenon of the background radiation, infers the observable universe is filled with an all-pervasive medium. .

Despite the observed CMB dipole as illustrated with the Mollweide projection[w] is supposedly caused by the relative motion of the Earth, it actually reveals a cosmic scale vortical hypersphere structure that has had manifested in the observable universe. Subsuming the observed structure of the CMB dipole, which demonstrates the characteristics of a spheroidal-shaped torus vortex, it suggests it is primarily precessing in its intrinsic two-axis spin. "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".

COBE temperature map of the CMB dipole. [s]

The UVS research predicates the observable universe is vortically formed in the torus transformed nested hypersphere that has had manifested the cosmos with its intrinsic two-axis spin.

The empirical observed CMB dipole is a strong evidence that asserts the observable universe was formed in the torus transformed vortical system of a hyperspherical cosmos, and it is primarily precessing in its two-axis spin.

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

Henceforth, to evaluate the CMB dipole phenomenon in the UVS worldview, it has to invoke Euclidean space[w] for resolving its cognitive paradox that renders it as a mysterious phenomenon.

From the UVS perspective, it thus could be visualized that the steady-state[d] observable universe is encapsulated in a spheroidal-shaped torus structure, which is filled with an all pervasive aetheirc medium.

In this spheroidal-shaped torus structure, the Earth spirals to move in the Solar System and the Milky Way[w] 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 CMB dipole is the largest observed astronomical phenomenon, and apparently its dipole has a rotating reference frame[w] that is beyond all the galaxy clusters in the observable universe.

Despite the hypersphere of the cosmos could not be directly observed, an observed emanated dark flow suggests a much larger structure is perturbing the observable universe.

See the external linked topics on "Unknown Structures Tugging at Universe" that elaborates on an observed dark flow, "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, 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 toroidal structure in the observable universe that has a preference frame.

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 structures are weaved and how the process in unison beget everything through their wakes.

“The structure of the observable universe is a nested vortical hypersphere, which is
being formed in the vortical transformations of a nested torus paradigm.” - UVS inspired -

"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".

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The spheroidal torus vortex of the CMB dipole structure - A nested vortical hypersphere

From the UVS perspective, a nested intergalactic toroidal vortex[uvs] could vortically spawn stars, and then systematically coalesced them in a cluster of galaxies. And the Cartwheel galaxy group demonstrated it has such a similar torus-shaped nested intergalactic structure. The intrinsically spinning hypersphere of the galaxy group vortically manifests its galactic vortices with its precession effects, and thus all the star systems with their planetary systems are vortically impelled to revolve around their galactic centers.

The Cartwheel galaxy group.

All celestial objects are externally impelled to rotate and revolve in vortical motion with resonated precession effects.

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

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 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 nested vortices are vortically manifested inside out and all over in a gaseous planet.

“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 Feynman

~ 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 Profesor Patrick Wirtz for hightlighting the COBE temperature map of the CMB dipole during our discussion on the ancient concepts of the 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”.

“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).

Image and animation credits:
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

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The nested galactic vortical hypersphere[uvs] with galaxies spawned in it, are consolidated in a vortical interaction to form as a galaxy cluster in a much larger nested intergalactic torus 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. [s]

Superimposed image of the galaxy cluster. [s]

The unusual galaxy cluster CL0024+17[w] 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 apparently showed a nested intergalactic toroidal vortex that demarcrates the galaxy cluster. And it demonstrates a nested ring structure that reflects multiple images of a bluish color galaxy that are optically smeared.

From the UVS perspective, this suggests the galaxy cluster is vortically manifested and impelled in its nested intergalactic toroidal vortex in the nested hypersphere of the cosmos.

The UVS research predicates a galaxy cluster is is vortically manifested and impelled in its nested intergalactic toroidal vortex in the nested hypersphere of the cosmos.

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

The grounding for its epistemic theories of truth: The underlying vortical 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 framework 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 its visual grounded theory for the evaluations of natural phenomena.

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Vortical gravitational singularity

Note: in the UVS worldview, a vortical gravitational singularity is a non-material vortical entity that has the mass effect of a virtual barycenter.

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[w] strongly interacts vortically with the vortically manifested dual-core supermassive black hole[w] 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. And it 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[w] galaxy, with a blue halo (around 200 kly across) of transformed dark matter[w] illustrated to be encapsulating it.

The Milky Way galaxy. ~200 kly

The UVS research predicates the gravitational singularity of a supermassive black hole is collectively manifested with the vortical gravitational singularities of all planetary systems in the 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[uvs], was optically traced to have a nested toroidal structure (around 600 kly across) surrounding the galaxy group.

A galaxy group. ~600 kly

The UVS research predicates a local galaxy group with tens of galaxies are vortically held by a nested toroidal vortex to vortically revolve around its center of mass.

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[w], which is around 5 mly across, empirically observed with rings of dark matter surrounding it. The UVS research predicates a galaxy cluster with thousands of galaxies are vortically held by a nested toroidal vortex to vortically revolve around its center of mass.

A 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[m], which is around 100 mly across, empirically observed with blobs of dark matter encapsulating galaxy clusters. The UVS research predicates a larger galaxy cluster with hundreds of galaxy clusters is vortically held by a nested toroidal vortex to vortically revolve around its center of mass.

A supercluster. ~100 mly

From the UVS perspective, the barycenter of the Solar System[uvs] is the vortical gravitational singularity of its planetary system.

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.

“The structure of the observable universe is a nested vortical hypersphere, which is
being formed in the vortical transformations of a nested torus paradigm.” - UVS inspired -

Image and animation credits:
Image of a nested toroidal vortex that encapsulates a galaxy group - Traced by Vincent Wee-Foo onto the Cartwheel Galaxy image from Anglo-Australian Observatory photographed by S. Lee, C. Tinney and D. Malin.
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)
Hubble image of the supercluster Abell 901/902 - NASA, ESA, C. Heymans (University of British Columbia, Vancouver), M. Gray (University of Nottingham, U.K.), M. Barden (Innsbruck), and the STAGES collaboration

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