Ah, more magic!
Let’s add deuterium and tritium then. Oh, and a muons half-life is anything but short ... care to do a calculation of how many times an electron goes around a muon before it decays? Very likely far more times than the Moon has gone round the Earth since you or I were born!
The velocity of the current loops of an orbitsphere are very fast, even approaching light speed for Hydrino approaching its deepest levels. So yeah it could 'orbit' many times. But its lifetime is still only 2 millionths of a second!
No comment on the QM failure re a muon orbiting a proton. OK.