The Dimensional Airflow Hypothesis Proposed by Haroon Khan -Independent Theorist & Observer of Physics and Perceptual Reality

2025 · doi:10.22541/au.176063115.57976735/v1
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For centuries, wind and air have been attributed to atmospheric pressure, temperature gradients, and Earth's rotation. Yet, even with these explanations, gaps remain. Why do winds behave inconsistently across regions and altitudes? Why does air thin with height if "pressure" is its cause, and why do certain regions-desert plains, open seas, glaciers-show unique, unrepeatable wind signatures? This paper proposes a new interpretation: that air and wind may not solely originate from within Earth's atmosphere but enter our observable dimension through invisible energetic gateways or dimensional nodes. These nodes release what I define as Kinetic-Dimensional Energy-an unseen but interactive layer of motion that, once crossing into our dimension, loses its structured form and becomes what we experience as "air movement.
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For centuries, wind and air have been attributed to atmospheric pressure, temperature gradients, and Earth's rotation. Yet, even with these explanations, gaps remain. Why do winds behave inconsistently across regions and altitudes? Why does air thin with height if "pressure" is its cause, and why do certain regions-desert plains, open seas, glaciers-show unique, unrepeatable wind signatures? This paper proposes a new interpretation: that air and wind may not solely originate from within Earth's atmosphere but enter our observable dimension through invisible energetic gateways or dimensional nodes. These nodes release what I define as Kinetic-Dimensional Energy-an unseen but interactive layer of motion that, once crossing into our dimension, loses its structured form and becomes what we experience as "air movement. Supplementary Material File (the dimensional airflow hypothesis.pdf) - Download - 223.45 KB Information & Authors Information Version history Copyright This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

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