Life as Atomic Evolution — A USP Field View

This document explores the origin of life from the perspective of USP Field Theory. In this model, life is not a miraculous accident but a slow atomic evolution driven by stable geometric alignment, magnetic resonance, and long-term field harmony. Molecules form repeating patterns that eventually stabilize into self-replicating chains. This gradual process explains why life is rare, requires consistency, and only emerges in environments with field compatibility and low chaos. The document also provides a unique interpretation of life's emergence as a natural extension of atomic rhythm.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-06-06
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15610689
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Origins and Evolution of Life
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Life as Atomic Evolution — A USP Field View

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Life as Atomic Evolution — A USP Field View

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Abstract

This document explores the origin of life from the perspective of USP Field Theory. In this model, life is not a miraculous accident but a slow atomic evolution driven by stable geometric alignment, magnetic resonance, and long-term field harmony. Molecules form repeating patterns that eventually stabilize into self-replicating chains. This gradual process explains why life is rare, requires consistency, and only emerges in environments with field compatibility and low chaos. The document also provides a unique interpretation of life's emergence as a natural extension of atomic rhythm.

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