Space Geometry as the Foundation of Matter Dynamics: From Planetary Processes to Biological Systems

This work proposes a new concept of understanding matter as structured space. The author revisits traditional views on fundamental interactions, suggesting that the surrounding world be viewed as a complex electrodynamic system where field geometry plays a defining role. The article demonstrates the fractal nature of this system: from global geophysical processes (the lithosphere as a "global computer") to the biological mechanisms of blood circulation. The proposed model of "bifilar pairs" explains medium dynamics without the need for classical pumping systems, opening new horizons for the creation of future electric generators and innovative methods for treating vascular diseases.