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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1

The ABSOLUTE REQUISITE for the origin and development of intelligence
is a dimensionality gradient of:
ζ = 3γi (ΔL) (10)
Thus, dimensionality gradient is the criterion we apply as to what determines
the qualitative structure of space universes (for our space universe, γi(ΔL) =
0,020203236...). Only space universes derived from three or more forms of matter

can fulfill the necessary conditions for the development of life and intelligence. In
subsequent chapters, we shall explore further the conditions sufficient and necessary
for the origin of life.
Now let us recall that restoration of the microcosm's initial dimensionality level
occurs for the following reasons: the hybrid matter forms, which appear inside the
six spheres of our planet as a result of their synthesis in the nonuniform macrospace,
compensate for the space distortions created by the supernova explosion; also, at the
same time, they increase the level of the microspace dimensionality within the

volume they occupy.
Let us also recall that the lighter weight atoms, which minimally impact the
microcosm, maintain their stability within the entire spectrum (1). They develop not
only inside the planetary core, but in the atmosphere as well (see Fig. 9 ), whereas
the heavier nuclei can maintain stability only within a very limited range of
macrospace dimensionality (see Fig. 10).
Transuranium elements cannot exist in a stable condition for very long. When
electromagnetic radiation is absorbed, the dimensionality of the absorbing atom is

rendered critical or supercritical:

L transuranium > 2.89915
As a result, such atoms disintegrate, creating medium-size nuclei and emitting a

strong flow of particles and waves of alpha, beta and gamma radiation. This
triggers a supernova explosion at the microcosmic level.
The cause of the explosion is identical in both cases -namely, the instability of
the structure when it reaches the critical dimensionality level. The explosion
aftermath is the same: the emission of matter and radiation, following which the
system stabilizes. Within a space dimensionality of L=3,00017, none of the forms of
matter in our universe can interact with one another in any way. It is of interest that
all radiation known to modern science is depicted as transverse waves; these are the

result of the microscopic fluctuations of space dimensionality:
3,000095 < Lλ < 3,00017

0 < Lλ < 0,000075 (11)
The velocity of the wave propagation depends upon the self-dimensionality of
the medium through which it travels. When radiation from the sun and stars
penetrates the planetary atmosphere, the speed of propagation decreases since the

dimensionality level of the atmosphere proper is less than that of open space:
2.899075 < Lλ medium < 2.89915

0 < Lλ medium < 0.000075 (12)
In other words, the propagation velocity of transverse waves depends upon the
medium's self-dimensionality level, which is usually designated as the medium's

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