Introduction

11. Plausible prediction

It might be possible to test this theory by comparing results of simultaneous
measurements of the low pressure in various areas of the eye of a hurricane.

According to this theory, the low pressure in the eye of the hurricane

will emerge as a result of the (circulating) matter that pulls in space

and thereby also pulls in the inner space that makes up the eye of

the hurricane.

This means that the low pressure is probably strongest in the border area between the circulating mass and the eye of a hurricane (red area of the image above) because this area is closest to the concentration of matter.

Therefore, the low pressure is probably not strongest right in the middle of a hurricane's eye (contrary to what one would expect).