Resonance: A Fundamental Force in Organic Matter Formation | Chapter 1 | Contemporary Perspective on Science, Technology and Research Vol. 4

The work focuses on the question of the phenomenon of resonance as a key physical factor in the development of organic matter and thus of life forms. With the subject-specific separation of physical chemistry from physiology, the step towards emphasizing energetic processes in biological coerces was taken. Nevertheless, the morphological consideration of their processes is still largely in the foreground. But it can be seen that these energetic processes are the basis of life. The physical facts of the laws of nature are the basis and must also be the basis of scientific consideration. If one follow the development of life and all its forms of life back to the physical foundations on the basis of today's scientific analyses, conclusions emerge that expand our knowledge. A form of regulation of life processes, the resonance, will have to be discussed. The further back you trace the development of life forms, the more scientific foundations become visible. Inasmuch as in the area of sub- cellular processes, there are energetic dependencies in which the energy supply and energy regulation are regulated by resonance. Despite knowledge of physics and chemistry, considerations in this regard are not always common knowledge. Quantum mechanical perspectives are required in order to be able to penetrate deeper into the processes of origin of life. The discussions are intended to provide some general depth.

Author(s) Details:

Erich Ebner,
Hoher Weg 2, 99425 Weimar, Germany.

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