¿What is the Human Matter made of? – An intuitive vision with no-Math

(Luis Bravo Villarán – Think Energy QHL Blog)

Lisa Randall (Physicist Harvard University) New hypothesis for why humans exist – Dark Matter (summary edited from Jessica Orwic article, Business Insider 01/01/2016)

Where do we come from? Well, it depends on who you ask. For example, an astrophysicist might say that the chemical components of our bodies were first forged in the nuclear fires of stars.

On the other hand, an evolutionary biologist might look at the similarities between our DNA and that of other primates’ and conclude we evolved from apes. Lisa Randall, a theoretical physicist at Harvard University, has a different, and novel answer, which she describes in her latest book “Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs”...

Paleontologists largely agree that about 66 million years ago a giant, 14.4-km-long (9-mile-long) celestial body - likely a comet - struck Earth. The impact wiped out 75 percent of species across the planet, including most of the dinosaurs.

Amongst the survivors were small primates. Over the next 66 million years these primates diversified, grew larger, learned to walk on two legs, and developed large brains...

So what caused the giant space rock colliding with our planet in the first place and give an opportunity to thrive primates? It could be just chance - or luck, depending on your perspective - but Randall describes a dark pie-shaped pancake densely populated of Dark Matter in our galaxy that could be responsible for our emergence as a species.

Dark Matter (in the order of 25% of the Universe) has never been detected directly; It is invisible, no interactions (emit or absorb radiation) with the electromagnetic spectrum, which is not reflected. However, there is sufficient evidence of its immense gravitational influence on our Universe that the vast majority of the scientific community agrees that Dark Matter is a mysterious form of matter that we can neither see or touch, but nevertheless need to impregnate the cosmos. Dark Matter traverses permanently the baryonic matter without affecting it at all.

Generally, Dark Matter tends to be concentrated in large halos around galaxies like giant bubbles. But Randall thinks that there could also be a flatter, denser region of Dark Matter amidst the stars, planets, and gas clouds in our galaxy...

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But, in addition to Dark Matter, there is the Dark Energy in the order of 70% of the Universe. Both permanently interact at different levels of the Universe, from galaxies to atoms. There is evidence that the spiral galaxies and the star systems (planetary systems like the solar system) are delimited by enormous "bubbles of Dark Matter" very likely kept in balance by its interaction with Dark Energy (as it occurs on the edge of the Universe expansion, where DM constrains and DE repels)… Cosmic Tug of war.

As on the edge of the Universe there is DM-DE interaction, it also occurs within the cluster (large bubbles) of galaxies, within the galaxies, the planetary systems of stars and even at the level of atoms. That means there is the DM-DE bubble and inside DM and DE interacting at different levels forming bubbles that limit and balance lower level systems...

All systems (including atoms) have gravitational forces causing rotation around the nucleus; systems of stars around the center of a galaxy, planets around the star (solar system for instants), down to electrons around the nucleus (protons and neutrons) of atoms.

But what keep the balance of gravity would be the bubbles of interacting DM-DE around the systems. The GRAVITON, would be "the undetectable" (virtual) sub-atomic particle that comes and goes, and manifests in the limit or transition between the DM-DE-DM-DE, in the boundaries of the clouds that envelop, for instants up our galaxy (the Milky Way) and the Solar System; ...and down to micro and nano level (atoms).

Top: Milky Way (Galaxy) and the Solar System
Centre Left: rotation around Galaxy Center

Center Right: Macro-mega cloud that surrounds the Solar System

Bottom Left: Representation of the Atom

Bottom Right: Clouds wrapped in their atoms, which put limit to the rotation of electrons

Note that the Dark Energy and Dark Matter (neutrinos) are present throughout the Universe, both on Earth and in the living spaces we inhabit, crossing Ordinary Matter (eg, human body). Simply, we are energy-quantum matter integrated to the Universe through the interaction DM-DE.

Now if we go back to the "Singularity" before the Big Bang, there was a dense point of DM accumulation that pushed by DE propitiated the gravity disruption at the bang breaking up the balance of matter-antimatter toward a super multidirectional black hole giving birth to the Universe. Then photons, protons and neutrons entered as part of the big explosion, followed by DM (and neutrinos)...

After the big bang multidirectional black hole, Dark Energy immediately began to enter the Universe re-taking the interaction with Dark Matter that preceded it, replenishing the gravity leading to the formation of atoms. A much higher proportion of Dark Energy remains in space outside the Universe, creating over the time through smaller accumulations, other black holes leading to the multi-millions of galaxies and stars.

It seems clear that Dark Matter is not independent of the Dark Energy and both behave much intertwined, forming together 95% of the Universe and crossing all the Baryonic (ordinary) Matter that counts for the remaining 5%.

It is correct to affirm that Dark Matter was key in the formation of all the universal matter and of course of the human stuff, but we are not made of Dark Matter nor of Dark Energy although both traverse our bodies permanently maintaining the atomic balance within enabling our connection to the outside energies because the DM-DE interaction would be the frictionless media to allow the quantum entanglement within our body (at the Cells-DNA level; Cellular System) and with the Universe (quantum non-locality and transcendent consciousness)…

There are of course, the 92 elements (atoms) that form all matter in the Universe, most likely coming from the dynamic of stars.

The human cellular system has 100 trillion (10^14) cells. Each cell performs 6 trillion operations per second. All cells know what happens in any other cell instantaneously.

"The DNA molecules (in the nucleus of cells which contain the quanta: 'photon', 'phonon' and 'electron') are so incredibly narrow and their chains so compact, that if unfolded and put in row, would cover a distance 74 billion 320 million miles, which is the distance to the Sun and return multiplied by 400; yet all that amount of DNA fit in the space of an ice cube.

Each time many changes occur at the molecular level of each cell. Most of these events happen in a millisecond.

Try to understand the complexity and the intricate precision of a cell, is a humiliation for the human brain." Richard Gordon (pioneer in the field of energy healing)

To affirm that this marvel of precision is the result of random evolution, and deny a supreme intelligence behind this design is close to crashing with all logical reasoning; but there is no logical reasoning to comprehend what we are as a systemic being. It's just a matter of understanding our limited reach.

LBV/Jan 2016