Nine chapters exploring the cellular cosmos from history, physics, and philosophy
What is the Cellular Cosmology? A concentric, fractal cosmos — the cosmic egg revisited.
From the Vedas to Hildegard von Bingen — the cosmic egg across civilisations.
Spring tides, blood moons, and the intensity law — physical observations supporting the model.
The geometry of the cellular cosmos — inversion, the golden ratio, and the 23° axial tilt.
Why Earth's rotation is unproven and what the Michelson-Morley experiment really showed.
Wilhelm Martin's electromagnetic light theory and the inner life of the photon.
Le Sage's push gravity and why gravitation cannot be a radial pull force.
Worldview equals self-image equals image of God — the psycho-cosmological crisis.
Popper, Kuhn, and the falsifiability of cosmological models — empiricism vs. rationalism.
Cellular Cosmology