Philosophi,science and metaphysics
About 10 years ago, at that time I got a lecture from a lecturer who also became my academic supervisor. Terry. The experience that still remained deep in my memory, at that time. Terry delivered the lecture material that I think is very essential in the world of science, especially the natural sciences. That is, about macroscopic and microscopic observations.
In that lecture there are two objects that become observations, namely the macroscopic observations on the universe based on data and findings from space telescopes such as hubble, kepler, spitzer, etc. And, microscopic observation on a leaf by using an electron microscope.
On macroscopic observations Terry starts with a question, where is the end of the universe? Then, continue by showing slide after slide, starting from earth, solar system, galaxy, cluster, etc. Ending from the slide is a dark picture that Dr. Terry referred to as dark matter that enveloped the entire universe.
Yes, this universe is shrouded in dark matter, because it broadens us in making a macroscopic observation of the universe, which is seen as an infinite dark space, or perhaps this material that becomes a 'link' to the real reality. Then, ending with the question, from that observation is there an end to the universe? All of us who follow reflex lectures answer: no end.
Then, microscopic observations on a leaf, beginning with the question, on the smallest observation, does this material still have space? Slide by slide begins to show off a leaf, complex structure, atomis, then ending it ... Taraaa ... back slide showing dark images.
I had time to hang a few seconds, while asking in my heart, how can ya same?
On the sidelines of time I again nge-hang Dr. Terry continued his presentation again explaining that every material in the universe is also covered by dark matter. Then, is all the material in the universe dark matter? Obviously not, there is a solid material (has mass) there is also material that has no mass (dark matter).
Based on observations from the macrocosm to the microcosm we can see one similarity, that is, about infinite space. The space we can analogy as a glue, because without this space every particle in the universe will not be tied to one another.
Then how dark matter that does not have that mass can put pressure on every particle to be solid? The answer, that covering the material is a force called the dark energy.
Energy that essentially moves all the material that is in this universe. The effects that we can feel directly from these energies are the forces of gravity and the effects of the repulsive force of the nuclear force.
Thus, the conclusion of this lecture is on the observation of these two objects, there is an infinite space which proves that the universe has no boundaries either in macroscopic or microscopic scales. Although satisfied microscopic observations the object it uses is a leaf, but microscopic observations on other objects including the human body also have the same principle.
From the lecture, I have some assumptions about this life.
First, that life is a cycle, there is a macrocosm in the microcosm, and vice versa, as the reality is reversed, that the material space is also cyclical.
Also as one of the proofs that Einstein once declared that the spacetime is curved, whose curvature can be either full circle or cyclical motion. As a proof that the time space is not linear but curved, we can see in the phenomenon of black holes and white holes in the universe. The black hole has a cyclical motion that creates a cone that draws all the material around it, as a consequence of this cyclical motion, creating a meeting of the other two cones throwing all matter into a vacuum. It's called a light cone or a white hole.
The second assumption, that we are basically able to determine this life. Because this time space is cyclical, we can be sure that we are able to travel time either to the past or to the future. It is also natural that man is capable of rejecting the force of gravity or manipulating the type, form or mass of matter.
The third assumption, maybe this is my contemplative statement. That in essence everything is connected, with this awareness I can feel that everything is one, united. It is realized that we can live without any restriction because everything that exists in this universe is a picture of ourselves, this is what s