This paper presents a formulation of Absolute Principles for vacuum-space that enable revealing the process of creation of a stable electron and its known properties of mass and charge. Fundamental equations on the electron's charge and mass are derived from first principles from the vacuum vortex of the electron's structure. Also, generation of electrostatic, electromagnetic, and gravitational fields are shown to arise from the vacuum-vortex structure of the electron. The electron and positron have been pinpointed to be the fundamental particles of matter. Coulomb's equation for electrical attraction, dielectric and permeability constants for vacuum, gravitational constant, angular momentum, and magnetic moment for the electron are derived from the charge and mass equations of the electron. It is shown that the mass and charge equations of the electron are applicable for all stable particles, atoms, and even cosmic bodies such as the planets, sun, and galaxies. Kepler's laws are derived from the vacuum space vortex causing axial rotation of the Sun and orbital rotation of the planets. The Earth and the planets with axial rotation are shown to be enclosed by their respective vacuum space vortices that cause gravity field on their surfaces, axial rotation, and generating surface charge. Their masses too can be derived from the tangential vacuum velocity field on their surfaces. The vacuum space vortices, spreading far beyond Pluto in the solar planetary plane, and also those enclosing the galaxy core and rotating the stars, are mistaken as dark matter, presently. The spin of the galaxy core is calculated to be at the velocity of light, causing creation of matter continuously, starting with electrons/positrons and assembling into hydrogen and other atoms. By creation of the electron and its fields and properties from the vacuum space vortex, it is proved that the primary source of cosmic energy in the universe is the dynamic state of the vacuum space vortices. The universe, originally, is a sphere of vacuum space, before creation of matter and fields, existing within an infinite void of nothingness. The radius of the vacuum space sphere has to be a minimum of 3.3 x 10(31) cm so as to retain the created matter within the universal boundary of the vacuum and nothingness (void). The universe has only two constants: velocity of light relative to the vacuum space c and electron radius r(e). The ratio c/r(e) is the limiting velocity gradient in vacuum vortex circulation, at which the vacuum's flow breaks down into stable electrons and positrons. (C) 2018 Physics Essays Publication.
