Michael A. Susko

The Logarithmic Unfolding of Astronomical Time: Four Nodes from the Beginning to the Start of Life (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

With novel discoveries from the James Webb Space Telescope, we now have enough data to propose a logarithmic model for astronomical timemapping four pivotal pulses of complexity in the universe's evolution.

The First Node (32 Gya) is speculative, considering what was present before the Big Bang. It's inspired by evidence of mature galaxies remarkably close to the current start date, and suggestive of earlier beginnings for the universe. The Second Node (16 Gya) aligns close to the standard model, marking the formation of galaxies and large-scale cosmic structures. The Third Node (8 Gya) represents the emergence of layered and interactive rocky-surfaced planets harboring the potential for habitability. The Fourth Node (4 Gya) marks the emergence of life itselfa profound leap in complexity.

A key advantage of this model is that it reveals both the pulsed nature of change and the transitions that build up to and follow these pulses. The tool that unveils this hidden patterning of the universe is an accelerating logarithmic scale. In sum, this model offers a clear, evidence-based framework that aligns with observed data and is predictive of future discoveries. Its foundations in astronomical time parallel earlier findings in biological and cultural evolution, offering a unified perspective on complexity across scales.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AllrOneofUs Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224699193
• Artikelnr.: 72711276

Autorenporträt

The author, having degrees in philosophy and psychology, has taught courses in history, Indigenous studies and dream interpretation. He has helped found and taught in a progressive charter school which used arts integration and emphasized the sciences. In his own research, he has identified and published logarithmic patterning of time in biological and human cultural evolution. Now, with the finding of new discoveries, he hopes to extend his work to the history of the astronomical universe.