Manifestation of quantum mechanics and relativity in biology, chemistry and physics. If this latest discovery linked to relativity holds true with further research then much presently known fundamental nature traits and characteristics such as processes, mechanisms, orders, laws, and forces (such as entropy; equilibrium; metabolism; strong, weak, electromagnetic, and gravity; general relativity; quantum mechanics; and evolution) discovered at the cosmic levels have also manifested in earth biodiversity and sentience. Therefore, by further studying and exploring such as earth environment and sentience as supplement and complement to present science (as urged and encouraged in previous articles such as Cosmology Within and The Common Good, Cosmology Within and the Multiverse, and Anatomy of Consciousness as well as related articles), much valuable or priceless knowledge and discoveries would be gained across societies and civilizations such as in medicine, health care, nurturing, and well being as well as sciences of nature and ground of being and afterlife potentialities of possibilities. In addition, the efforts would also help solve and or advance much epistemology of life and nature as well as ontology of existence. For example, better understanding of relativity and quantum mechanics as well as how to integrate or bridge these mechanisms can further be explored in such as biodiversity or sentience as well as further advance discoveries or knowledge of these mechanisms, in particularly quantum mechanics, fractal geometry, and presently unknown matter, forces, processes, and mechanism that could manifest in sentience as well as at t he cosmic level. The efforts would also greatly advance sciences of the unobservable and immaterial worlds as well as infinite such as encountered in mathematics, physics, astronomy, cosmology, and consciousness. newscientist/article/dn26241-einstein-makes-an-appearance-in-superheavy-chemistry.html#.VB1YSRYQPbM
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