Vortex flow refers to the movement of fluid in a circular pattern around a central axis, creating a swirling motion. This phenomenon can be observed in various natural and artificial systems, such as tornadoes, whirlpools, and the flow of air around airplane wings. The rotation of the fluid creates low-pressure areas at the center, which can lead to interesting effects, such as the lifting force experienced by aircraft. In engineering, vortex flow is important for understanding fluid dynamics and optimizing designs. For example, in turbines and pumps, managing vortex flow can enhance efficiency and performance. Additionally, studying vortex flow helps in predicting weather patterns and understanding ocean currents.