The Hydraulic-Mechanical Model of Cosmic Rotation: An Alternative Approach to Illusory Gravity

Building upon the framework of Dark Primordialism—which models the universe as a continuous, incompressible fluid medium—this paper presents an alternative mechanical model for stellar dynamics and system stability. Moving past classical assumptions of absolute vacuums and illusory gravitational forces, the research demonstrates that celestial motion is governed by synchronous orbital-axial rotation within established fluid channels, completely eliminating the need for attractive forces at a distance. Furthermore, geographical poles function as essential hydraulic regulatory valves and cooling traps that maintain pressure equilibrium across rotating masses, while optical and energetic phenomena propagate via direct fluid-mechanical interactions. This unified hydrodynamic approach provides a rigorous materialist framework for cosmic mechanics, offering a direct structural continuation of prior work on fluid pressure expansion.