Introducing Life into Physics

Conceptually this work approaches physics from the standpoint of objects & their environment. Because it approaches physics from this standpoint, certain life properties not yet in modern physics have to be addressed. Objects have life spans, they are mobile, they eat, they communicate. These life properties are believed to be expressions of a fundamental binary property of matter; & as such, objects have fundamental binary communal-competitive properties which are inherent to their fundamental substance. The fundamental substance of all things is postulated to be gravity which is known to have binary properties to implode toward the center of an object, as well as reach out ethereally to other objects to form semirigid structures through space. Charge is mathematically shown to be a gravity event at the atomic level. Because gravity has been elevated to substance (not just a naked force), its binary life properties can explain mass-energy transforms at all levels of objects.Behling, Thomas A. is the author of 'Introducing Life into Physics' with ISBN 9780962625602 and ISBN 0962625604.