As a background you will need to understand the not surprising helical
model and that space can't allow high enough magnetic and electrical
fields.
Here is my take on it (it's not a new idea i suppose),

http://itampe.com/on-modeling-the-electron-loop-and-the-origin-of-mass.html

Now on top of that I will argue,

One of the most common critique against GUTCP's orbit sphere are that it
can't be stable because the electrons in the shell will explode if you put
electrons in a sphere although the perfect sphere would be stable, any
small deviance from it will make it go boom. So I have taken the freedom to
assume that the sphere is in a sense is solid and resistant to deformations
due to non exactness of Maxwell's equations for high enough field levels.
E.g. space is not perfect. Now the helix model shows that you can have a
very small tube with a fm thinness (the order of proton radius modules some
numbers like pi 2 etc). In all a helical model means essentially a solenoid
ring and and the current will be at the speed of light. If we now move the
helix as a solid in counter of the helical movement we will have created a
net velocity 0 (e.g. at rest) but in the frame of reference where the solid
helix is moving there will be a helical speed very very close to c. This
means a very high B field and the self interaction with the moving charges
will create a attractive force that counteracts the electrical self
repulsion. There will be a balance and if we assume that the system is
stuck at the level where the B field is maximal we reach a conclusion that
at that level the radius in the lab frame is in the order fm. I postulate
that the e,h,me parameters is defined through the maximal limit of the E
field and the B field. Now let's start to add the tubes together if we do
not reach the maximum filed values Al would work if we extend the nice
thing is that if we add the rings together we would get the same B field in
each pointy in the sphere except in a extremely small region at the north
and south pole, the we will get a constant moment but h/2 this time. Think
of the final system as two very close spherical shells where the current
inside them keep the planes together in order to minimize energy. Also
these forces makes the spherical shells e.g. the orbit sphere will be very
resistant to explode like we described and people usually assume when
complaining about GUTCP. I tried to deduce this force balance in a previous
post about the helical motion previously here and link to a blog post by me
(yes it is a blog post, just because it is a lot of math in there you must
have it in a pre print server and as scientist hate models that try to find
an alternative to QM one can't publish it an get peer review so why not
just put it as a blog post - it is in the end just an opinion stupid!).
Anyhow it now all fit's together. Another heretic consequence of this model
is that we cant move to close to the speed of light and hence not all
Galilean is the same indicating that there is a rest frame. Look it like
this, as we can't practically move to those speed, we can't detect it so
that there is a zero reference frame or not will practically be a
philosophical question, but noticing it tend to make space more
understandable and much less mysterious. Else combining these tubes will
make Mills theory philosophically and mathematically sound, practically
speaking it will not change GUTCP much regarding hydrinos and atom physics.
When it comes to particle physics however I bet these models will be
important and some numeric indication suggest that. Anyhow look how nice
this model also explains Pauli's principle. If you put two electrons with
the same spin on top of each other you see that you double the B field and
the system is impossible at any radius. But if you have a spin up and a
spin down you will still get attraction forces that held it together but
the B field cancels, and is not limiting anymore but probably there is more
to say to study this point - just an indication why the spin up and spin
down can live together.

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