As a result of the generalization of the materials working out of the Unified Theory of Nature, the following Principles of the Unified Theory were established. The fundamental principles of the Unified Theory are two philosophical propositions regarding Space and Matter: 

1. Space. World Space is boundless, not the same at different points, and the movements of its matter have only three dimensions (the "Time" coordinate is a false coordinate of motion).

2. Matter. World Space consists of ether, which exists in two forms: maternal and vortex. Maternal ether is an ultra-low-density differential in density continuous volumetric-vibrating visco-elastic medium of the Universe, during the oscillatory alignment of local densities of which its translational and vortex movements are formed. The vortex ether is a rotating ether torus with longitudinal and transverse ether flow, possessing stability of existence. The ether vortices of the Universe continuously accumulate and discharge ether. The World Space in its different places is in continuous oscillations: ether compression – expansion.

Based on these 2 philosophical fundamental provisions, the following physical Principles  of the Unified Theory of Nature are established:

1. The body is a system of connected microvortices of ether.

2. Gravity is the filtration of viscous ether through a material body.

3. Inertia is the elastic deformation of the vortex ether.

4. Mass is the amount of vortex ether.

5. Charge is the transverse rotation of the torus vortex of ether.

6. Spin is the longitudinal rotation of the torus vortex of ether.

7. Magnetic field is the transit flow of viscous ether inside the torus vortices.

8. Proton, neutron and electron are microvortices of ether, a star is a mesovortex, a galaxy is a macrovortex.

9. Nuclear interaction is the mutual interlocking of torus microvortices of ether.

10. Electromagnetic waves are the propagation of a compressed region of the maternal ether in the Universe.

11. The basis of all forces in the Universe is Gravity and Inertia.