German professor Konstantin Meyl developed a unified field theory based on Tesla's work that explains quantum and classical physics through vortices, deriving Maxwell's equations as a special case and proposing that scalar waves exist in the near field of transmitters. The theory redefines gravitation as resulting from speed-of-light variations caused by field proximity and suggests that particles are generated by field decay rather than energy destruction.
Bitcoin traded near $81,000 on September 19, 2026, closing above its 50-week moving average of $79,000 with analysts targeting the 100-week MA at $89,000. Bitcoin's market cap surpassed Tesla's, while traders monitored key resistance levels around $81,000-$81,500.