The Superuniverse

The first part of the book contemplates a paradigm shift. It is an attempt to present a renewal in physics and astrophysics, a new conceptualization on energy and the universe. It is our claim that the intriguing and weird phenomena in the universe will never be fully explained in light of the space-time framework only. Therefore, we assume the universe construal should not be entirely focused on our actuality and our human perceptions should not be the only basis for our scientific investigation. Our apparatuses so far contrived only enhance the perceivable by our senses reality; they show us what we want to see or expect to see. The universe is not tantamount to our senses for they are limited, misleading and deceiving in many stances thus not allowing us to penetrate more deeply into our cosmological reality or to satisfactorily explain quantum paradoxes. “We do not see the universe the way it is in itself” (Kant). Many questions in physics remain insoluble. Such is the case of gravity and other terms that, although described, have never been convincingly defined. Nevertheless, the formulation of the theory of Black Holes has been a successful attempt to visualize the universe the way it is in itself. Their existence has not been empirically observable; they have been pure and philosophically presumed to exist… The second envisages life and its interrelationship with the universe.João Myszko