By Paul A. LaViolette
ISBN-10: 1591430348
ISBN-13: 9781591430346
Contemporary advancements in theoretical physics, together with structures conception and chaos concept, are demanding long-held mechanistic perspectives of the universe. Many thinkers have speculated that the remnants of an historical technological know-how continue to exist this present day in mythology and esoteric lore, yet formerly the clinical foundation for this trust has remained cloaked in secret. Paul LaViolette unearths the impressive parallels among the innovative of clinical suggestion and construction myths from the sunrise of civilization. With a systematic sophistication infrequent between mythologists, LaViolette deciphers the forgotten cosmology of historical lore in a groundbreaking medical journey de strength. In direct, nontechnical language, he exhibits how those myths encode a thought of cosmology during which topic is consistently transforming into from seeds of order that emerge spontaneously from the encompassing subquantum chaos.
Exposing the contradictions that bedevil the large bang conception, LaViolette deals either the expert and the overall reader a arguable and hugely stimulating critique of winning misconceptions in regards to the seldom-questioned superiority of contemporary technological know-how over old cosmology. by way of restoring and reanimating this historic clinical worldview, Genesis of the Cosmos leads us past the restrictive metaphors of recent technological know-how and right into a new technology for the twenty first century.
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This initial condition of low X/high Y concentration, then expands outward through the ether to form a regular wave pattern of alternating yin and yang polarity, generating an X-Y concentration wave similar to that produced by the Brusselator reaction system. The modern science of subquantum kinetics uses similar concepts to describe how a quantum of matter such as a proton spontaneously emerges from the chaotic reactive ether. 2. The emergence of a stationary wave pattern in a two-variable reaction system such as the Brusselator or Model G : (a) initially, the X and Y reactants maintain uniform concentrations; (b) a tiny concentration fluctuation emerges simultaneously in the interlinked X and Y reactants; (c) this X-Y fluctuation grows in size and intensity; and (d) finally, the X and Y reactant concentrations evolve into a stable stationary wave pattern.
Distant cluster of galaxies as observed by the Hubble Space Telescope. Photo courtesy of NASA’s Space Telescope Science Institute. CONTENTS Title PagePrefacePART 1RESURRECTING THE SCIENCE OF ORDER Chapter 1. MODERN THEORY MIRRORING ANCIENT IDEASChapter 2. Process and Order THE IMPLICIT AND THE EXPLICITTHE LAW OF CHANGEENTROPY AND ORDERTHE SECRET OF LIFECLOSED- VERSUS OPEN-SYSTEM PARADIGMSChapter 3. The New Alchemy HOLISTIC SCIENCE: AN ANCIENT IDEATHE HIERARCHY OF BEINGPREDATOR-PREY CYCLESCHEMICAL WAVESTHE BRUSSELATOR REACTION SYSTEMCHEMICAL PERSPECTIVES ON COSMOLOGYChapter 4.
However, scientists have become aware of this only recently, following the completion of many years of carefully controlled physiological studies. Broadly interpreted, “reactiondiffusion” waves are also commonly present in nature in the form of predator-prey population waves, domains of high or low animal population density that migrate through an ecosystem environment over the course of many years. Yet the wave-like movement of such population fronts normally passes unnoticed unless one has the foresight and interest to conduct careful demographic surveys.
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