Evolution of nature
and natural selection
Natural selection is a form of the evolution of nature, of existence.
The
existence, the evolution of its vector properties is the measure called
time.
Vector properties are inaccessible to knowledge, although they manifest
in
physical and chemical processes. For this reason, vector properties are
called
"phenomena of nature". The vector property of attraction has
the strangest
manifestation. The open vector polarities, orient the polarities of the
vector
space, over very long distances. In orthogonally closed vector circuits,
the
force of attraction increases inversely proportional to the radius and
implicitly,
reduces the length of the circuit. The force of attraction increases,
as if the
vectors tend to overlap their own polarities. Attraction concentrates
force,
energy, repulsion dissipates energy. This property manifests itself in
unclear
phenomena: nuclear bonds, muscular strength, optical phenomena, information
transmissions, etc. Here, however, the attraction manifests itself in
the
formation of the hard nucleus of the hydrogen atom and, in general, in
the
orthogonally closed vector circuits. The evolution of nature began with
the
interactions of vector properties, generating energy, vector
space and stable
structures, called "matter", hydrogen atoms. The
interactions of vector
properties, from "nothing", produced energy, vector space and
hydrogen atoms.
Through evolution, the hydrogen atom was the origin of the heavenly bodies,
of the universe. The structure of the hydrogen atom are the continuous
oscillations of the orthogonally closed vector circuits, which constitute
the
stability, the life of the atom. The polarities of orthogonal vector circuits
(electromagnetic) and the spectrum of oscillations are the properties
of the
structure of the hydrogen atom. With these properties, the atoms interacted
with the surrounding vector space, respectively with their polarities,
forming
with themselves, at the macroscopic level, orthogonally closed vector
loops
(electromagnetic), the bodies of the universe - stars. An apple imitates
the
shape of the earth: south pole, north pole and equator. In the activity
of the
stellar structures, the hydrogen atoms reproduced the orthogonally closed
vector circuits, forming stellar and galactic systems - the universe.
The great distances between the bodies of the universe are the delimitations
of the repulsive forces of their radially positive polarities. The abundance
of elements in the structures of the planets in the star systems are the
consequences of the evolution, of the decrease of the energy spectra,
going
through sequences conducive to successive nuclear bonds. The predominance
of atomic elements in the evolution of the structure of the planets, runs
through
the sequence of the appearance and development of the biosphere,
of the plant and animal kingdom. Recapitulating,
the universe developed through evolution, having as its origin,
the interactions of vector properties, the hydrogen atom.