The GIPPEN Theory: Internal Vibration of Matter and Quasar-like Plasma Structure

The GIPPEN Theory proposes that inside the atom there exists a deep vibrational structure, composed of an internal quasar-like plasma, where matter is a dense network of vibrations, channels, and nodes. Three fundamental entities arise: Flopis (latent vibrational units), Photon (tetranuclear energy formed by vibrational collapse), and Electron (constructed by the union and reorganization of Flopis under photon action). All occurs in the Quarctic Field, an internal vibratory space comparable to a plant-like sponge, with channels, cavities, lattices, and zones of variable density. Full content, formulas, and examples are in the attached Word document.