[Research 2]“Matter Generation by Cosmic Typhoons and Rotational Resonance: A Unified Model from Atmospheric Cyclones to Galaxies, Planets, and Stars”

This study proposes that the rotation–pressure–cohesion mechanism observed in Earth’s tropical cyclones serves as a natural analogue for galactic and stellar structure formation. In a cyclone, multi-vortex rotational dynamics induce centripetal moisture convergence, and rotational confinement generates droplets through phase-cohesive condensation. Analogously, galaxies arise as large-scale rotational systems, where gravitational and electromagnetic confinement drive mass aggregation and the birth of stars and planets. Thus, atmospheric vortices on Earth function as a scaled physical model that empirically reflects the universal principle of matter formation. This suggests that rotational resonance is a fundamental organizing mechanism governing cosmic structure and evolution.