Cosmos-Vida-Consciencia, Uma Visao Dos Micro E Macro Mundos Do Universo
The intended objective of reinforcing the hypotheses previously formulated by the author has been fully achieved, and has been exceeded by providing new insight, when reviewing the topic of the Big Bang in the topic Discussion and Conclusions. Below are the conclusions reached, which summarize the author’s thinking. 1. Added new support for the suggested hypothesis of the extension of the validity of Darwin’s Law, given by a recently published paper experimentally proving the occurrence of evolution before the emergence of biological life. Becoming universal, Darwin’s Law would govern the evolution not only of biological beings, but of all existing structures and all the precepts and laws that govern them, with the predominance of the fittest. 2. Reinforcement of the hypothesis formulated about the existence of order in chaos, with a recently published paper experimentally proving this fact. The paper shows clouds of electrons preferentially traveling along paths considered to be true quantum scars. 3. Next, the authors hypothesized in the first paper in this line of research that the quantum vacuum arose from a “nothing”, which in their words was a homogeneous nothing, without any structure and in total equilibrium, at a temperature of absolute zero degrees and that perhaps, because it was unstable, it could have broken up, casually granulated itself, thus giving rise to the quantum vacuum, which could explain the essentially granular nature of quantum mechanics (1), This hypothesis is reinforced by recently published work only considering “nothing” to be a true vacuum (8). 4. It has been suggested that the physical processes responsible for Poincaré Resonances are the processes occurring in the recently proposed regularity singularities, which are also involved in loop quantum gravity occurring in grains of space or at the vertices of a spin network. These processes would be responsible for the creation, propagation and annulment of correlations in addition to the creation of matter. 5. It has been suggested that galaxies are objects similar to biological bodies, these similarities extending to various aspects reflected in a variety such as that shown by biological beings.
