Sound Waves Are Toroidal
The geometry of sound is like a faucet dripping into a sink full of water. The center, where the water droplets land, continuously makes circumpunctual ripples on the water's surface. Imagine this ripple concept, but instead of circles on the surface of the water, it's spheres in space that expand continuously from their origin. The strum of the guitar makes spheres proliferate from within each other and propel atoms till they strike our eardrums at the speed of sound.
The wave's peak is where particles are the most dense, and the trough/center-of-torus is the least dense.
Electromagnetic Fields Are Toroidal
ElectroMagnetric radiation is a field of concentric proliferating spheres that carry photons/light outward from origin. The oscillation of the spectrum is the frequency at which these
photon-carrying spheres expand. Oscillation is a measurement of concentration (of photons occupying the surface of the spheres and the lack of photons between spheres).
The electromagnetic spectrum ranges are radio, microwaves, infrared, visible, ultraviolet, X-rays, and gamma-rays.
An electron is a toroid of circulating electromagnetic energy that travels through a wire as current flows. In motion, it generates an electromagnetic field that surrounds and permeates the conductor, forming a continuous toroidal energy structure along the circuit.
The same principle applies to electrical signals traveling through nerve or mycelial cells.
Earths Magnetosphere Is Toroidal
Music by As Above (Song - California Sage)
The magnetosphere is Earth’s toroidal magnetic field. Solar wind (composed of electrons and protons) compresses the dayside of this field and stretches the nightside into an asymmetric tail.
The aurora borealis occurs when charged particles travel in helical spirals along geomagnetic field lines and collide with atmospheric gases. This collision excites the atoms, causing them to release photons.