ON THE STUDY OF NONMATERIAL OBJEKTS BY METHODS OF PHYSICS

Abstract Physical experiments have confirmed the monistic philosophy. In the article, based on the analysis of physical experiments, the following are investigated: the nonmaterial fields effects properties of planets, stars on Earth; the multi-type of these fields; their relation to the rotation of celestial bodies in orbit and around their own axis, and to the state of celestial bodies. The following are also studied: the nonmaterial fields that transfer nonmaterial information, and the information resonance; their key role in the emergence of entangled states of material objects, in the transmission of thought effects over a distance, in the effects of a crowd or flock, in changes of the genome and in the rapid evolution of living objects, in mental communication through the photography. The study shows the existence of the nonmaterial memory of material bodies and particles, which does not manifest itself in their material attributes, and for living objects is a complement to the somatic system and has a role in its state and evolution.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-09-04
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13736176
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Probabilistic and Robust Engineering Design
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ON THE STUDY OF NONMATERIAL OBJEKTS BY METHODS OF PHYSICS

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Probabilistic and Robust Engineering Design
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ON THE STUDY OF NONMATERIAL OBJEKTS BY METHODS OF PHYSICS

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Abstract

Abstract Physical experiments have confirmed the monistic philosophy. In the article, based on the analysis of physical experiments, the following are investigated: the nonmaterial fields effects properties of planets, stars on Earth; the multi-type of these fields; their relation to the rotation of celestial bodies in orbit and around their own axis, and to the state of celestial bodies. The following are also studied: the nonmaterial fields that transfer nonmaterial information, and the information resonance; their key role in the emergence of entangled states of material objects, in the transmission of thought effects over a distance, in the effects of a crowd or flock, in changes of the genome and in the rapid evolution of living objects, in mental communication through the photography. The study shows the existence of the nonmaterial memory of material bodies and particles, which does not manifest itself in their material attributes, and for living objects is a complement to the somatic system and has a role in its state and evolution.

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