The illusion of the orbit
RSI holds that the electron does not fly around the nucleus but is carried by the proton's rotating fluid current, rolling like a gear.
In RSI, the electron's energy is fully used by its internal 720-degree toroidal spin, the doughnut-shaped rotation that lets it resist the 0.73 N clamp of the Eternal Consonance. It has no independent forward momentum left to sustain a ballistic orbit. The theory states this plainly: the electron does not fly. It is entrained, meaning it is carried along by the flow around it.
The proton's internal rotation churns the surrounding medium, so the low-pressure Acoustic Valleys are rotating fluid currents. The electron is a passive displacement volume caught in this local whirlpool.
Because the electron spins with left-handed chirality, opposite to the proton, its internal rotation works like a planetary gear. As the proton's current sweeps the electron around the nucleus, the electron rolls along the inner wall of the Acoustic Ridge. RSI describes the result as a zero-friction, phase-locked orbit, which it calls the Atomic Sync.
From the paper: Chapter IV, The Illusion of the Orbit: Chiral Entrainment. Read the full section
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