Audrey E Randles

Systems Theory in Cosmology Audrey E Randles

The Systems Theory in Cosmology as a part of the Theory of Matrix is the development of the views of Albert Einstein. Einstein's hypothesis of the 'unified field theory' is developed in this book showing that the two forces - gravity and electromagnetism, along with the framework of quantum mechanics and the nuclear interactions, are really the manifestations of one grand underlying principle of Balance. We start this book from the short statements related to the links between space, time, and energy, and then we prove them and develop, step by step, the whole and complete theory of the Universe and the existing objects and systems. We combine the elements of psychology, cosmology, and astrophysics, learning more about the intellectual and practical activity and formation of scientific thought, encompassing the systematic study and description of properties and interactions of space, time, matter, and energy in the conceptual non-mathematical form with emphasis on logical reasoning in order to derive fundamental laws of nature. The Systems Theory in Cosmology is based on a body of the fundamentals proven by experiments and applied according to the human perception of the world. Taking into consideration the human perception of time as a point 'now' and following the logical sequence, we introduce the general formulations of the theory exemplified by various particulars and offer new concepts of space and time concerning the multimodal Space-Time and the principle of Space-Time equivalence for careful consideration. The space images, published by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and used in this book, illustrate the spectacular beauty of our dynamic world and its complex structures, highlight the success of the NASA space explorations addressing fundamental questions of the Earth physics and ecological issues, and provide essential insights into the presented concepts addressing fundamental questions of the Space-Time physics and human psychology concerning our place in the Universe. Stay well, and enjoy reading!