ALL LIVING ORGANISMS are gravitationally bound to Earth's surface and spun through three major gravitational potentials while wobbling around the Earth-moon barycenter at Mach 88. Along this pathway, organisms are subjected to non-isotropic strains that are repetitive in their geometry and their periodicity. While the strains are weak, their periodicity is shared by all bound states at all scales and are ideal for driving evolution. Evidence suggests that living organisms use the non-inertial cues associated with orbital motion to help regulate and synchronize their innermost metabolic functions. Our goal is to prove it - but to do so, we believe it necessary to revisit some of the physics principles that currently exclude such couplings. The three experiments we are currently engaged in will provide insight into the physics underlying these couplings.
HEAVY ISOTOPE EXPERIMENT THE SEARCH FOR CIRCALUNAR PERIODICITY A DYNAMIC EXPLANATION FOR JETLAG
SCIENTIFIC PERSPECTIVE
THE EXTREME BIOLOGICAL CHALLENGE - UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF GRAVITATION IN METABOLISM:
The need to better understand the bio-gravitational coupling is essential to both our space ventures and for improving our understanding of metabolic order here on Earth. This is a huge theoretical and experimental challenge because gravitation is presently excluded from chemistry, quantum mechanics, particle physics, and most biochemical modeling. Rather than accept the limits imposed by this division, we must push conjecture into regions where current biophysical descriptions are most uncertain. Because gravitational forces act most strongly on regions where mass is most concentrated, and because nucleons contain over 99.9% of the mass, we contemplate a dynamic exchange where cyclical gravitational forces combine with Earth’s spin and orbital motion to drive chiral acceleration strain into the electromagnetic core of all bound molecules. This provides a potential energy incentive for resonance states to develop within molecules, tissues, membranes, and enzymes. Order within a cell can then be established in an inside-out direction as new molecular partnerships are explored which entrain improved coherence with collective low-energy binding configurations. The shared periodicity keeps metabolic pathways synchronized and cues circadian, circalunar, and seasonal rhythms. Advantageously, configurations which do deliver improved coherence for the system become solutions for all subsequent generations because periodicity in orbital strains are substantially constant for billions of years.
AN INTRODUCTION to our research summarizing the connection between gravitation potential energy cycles and metabolic processes can be found in this published paper Modelling the Role of Gravitation in Metabolic Processes (2021) and at the two links below.
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