Life As A Natural Property Of The Universe

The book explores the intriguing hypothesis that the solar system mirrors atomic systems, proposing a quantum mechanical solution to the Schrödinger wave equation based on a fundamental unit of time—one second. It suggests that this solution for the Sun, a G2V star, may indicate a cosmic uniformity of life across the universe. The author connects this theory to the radius of a proton and natural constants, while examining the significance of time measurement derived from ancient observations of celestial motions. A sixfold symmetry related to life's chemistry is also discussed.