Hydrodynamic model of gravity as a secondary effect of electromagnetic dipoles and the hypothesis of superfluid space-time.

The article, based on the original hydrodynamic experiment and observations, also contains an analog model and an electromagnetic hypothesis of gravity. Although the article relies only on a qualitative result and is not supported by mathematical calculations, it points to a promising direction in the search for possibilities of combining quantum mechanics and gravity. According hypothesis fabric of space-time is a superfluid subatomic medium in which matter exists as a process of vortex collapse of caverns (cavitation). Vortices are considered as thermodynamic phenomena associated with thermal motion and release of free energy of the medium, which is confirmed experimentally in agreement with E = mc ^ 2, and are quantized due to superfluidity. Gravity is interpreted as a secondary effect of interaction of EM dipoles, which is supported by the hydrodynamic model.