Abstract
The atomic structure is presented on the basis of the theory of vortex gravitation. The feasibility and calculation of the values of the density and mass of electromagnetic particles are proposed. A calculation is made, which proves that the photon must have mass. In the calculations, some physical characteristics of electromagnetic particles that are accepted by modern physics are refuted.
Highlights
Theory of LightThe nature of light has been studied by scientists since the Renaissance
The theory of vortex gravity, cosmology and cosmogony is based on the assumption that gravity, all celestial bodies and elementary particles are created by etheric vortices
All calculations are made from the assumption that electromagnetic particles arise at the lowest orbit of the atomic torsion
Summary
The nature of light has been studied by scientists since the Renaissance. According to some scientists, light had a wave nature. To the founders of the wave theory, in the first place, should be attributed Rene Descartes. He represented light as a disturbance in the world substance [1]. Thomas Jung [6] in the early 19 th century, his experiments with diffraction received evidence for the recognition of the wave theory. In his opinion, different colors correspond to different wavelengths. A photon is an extra small particle that has a mass This mass can be determined according to the above theory. The following section presents the basic principles of this theory
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