Theory of Environmental Evolution

Evolutionary Development = Δ Chemical Energy Production/ Biophoton Emissions^2 

Life Naturally Adapts to Its Environment; Alterations to an Environment directs the Evolutionary Developments Natural to Adaptations of the Environment. 

 If life Naturally Adapts to its Environment and we, as a species, have the capacities to create our own Environments; then we, as a species, have the capacities to create that which life is Naturally Adapting to. 

Evolutionary Development = Natural Adaptations / [(Evolutionary Potentials) (Evolutionary Channels)]^2 

The Theory of Environmental Evolution is a byproduct of Interdimensional Physics; adapted to the construction of Advanced Physical Habitats (Eco-City Infrastructures). Inherent to the nature of all environments are the Evolutionary Potentials for Universal Production. Evolutionary Pathways Channel Energy into Evolutionary Potentials. Evolutionary Potentials are inherent to a Void within Space, the Void created by a Vacuum that differentiates Energy in proportion to Natural Resource Densities: traveling and/or occupying in an Evolutionary Channel

Evolutionary Potentials = √Δ{Chemical Energy Production / [(Natural Resource Densities) (Void in Space)]} / (Evolutionary Channel) 

The Natural Resource Densities that fill the Void in Space hold an energetic force carrying Evolutionary Potential from the Void in Space through specific Evolutionary Channels: 

Natural Resource Density = Chemical Energy Production / {[(Evolutionary Potentials) (Evolutionary Channel)]^2 (Void in Space)} 

Evolutionary Channels circulate energy into the production of Natural Resource Densities that structures the Universe. The Void in Space enables Evolutionary Development within Space. 

Environmental Evolution takes place as Evolutionary Pathways move Energy through Multiple Dimensions of Space-Time simultaneously. Evolutionary Channels in Space exists where there is Energy Production in the void, activating dormant Evolutionary Potentials relative to Natural Resource Densities: 

Evolutionary Channels = √Δ{Chemical Energy Production / [(Natural Resource Densities) (Void in Space)]} / (Evolutionary Potentials) 

The Space for an Environment to form is prerequisite for the Environment to form: 

Void In Space = Natural Adaptations / {[(Evolutionary Potential) (Evolutionary Channel)]^2 (Natural Resource Densities)} 

For example, the environment of land enables subsidiary environments, such as Forest Ecosystems, to form upon it. The Forest Ecosystems, then in turn, enable further subsidiary environments, such as City Environments, to be established.  

Environment:  

The Aggregate of surrounding things, conditions, or influences; surroundings; milieu 

Evolution: 

Evolution refers to the process by which living organisms change over time through changes in the genome. Such evolutionary changes result from mutations that produce genomic variation, giving rise to individuals whose biological functions or physical traits are altered. 

Evolutionary Development: 

Evolution of organisms involves a change in the developmental program, a change in a series of developmental processes. Evolution is depicted as “decent with modification.” Evolution is intricately involved with development. 

Evolutionary Potential: 

Has latent power but has not yet come into being; prompting evolutionary developments within an environment. 

Evolutionary Channel: 

a channel is a wavelength of light within a combined, multiplexed light stream; directing evolutionary potential. 

Chemical Energy: 

Chemical energy is the energy of chemical substances that is released when they undergo a chemical reaction and transform into other substances. 

Natural Resource Densities: 

In natural resource measurements, "density" is usually used to refer to the number of items per unit area. For example, plants/m2 or elk/hectare). The term “abundance” is often used as synonymous with density. 

Void in Space: 

regions where matter is escaping 

Dimension: 

Dimensions are a Realm of Existence. Dimensions are measured by how "complicated" a self-similar figure is. In a rough sense, it measures "how many points" lie in a given set. Dimensions propagate into Physical properties, such as mass, distance, time, or a combination thereof, regarded as a fundamental measure of a physical quantity.  

Biophoton Emissions: 

Biophoton emission is the spontaneous emission of ultraweak light emanating from all living systems, including man. The emission is linked to the endogenous production of excited states within the living system. 

Natural Adaptation: 

Adaptation is the process by which a species becomes fitted to its environment.

Theory of Special Relativity 

Δ Mass = ΔChemical Energy Production / Biophoton Emissions^2 

Evolutionary Development = Δ (Natural Adaptations) / [(Evolutionary Potentials) (Evolutionary Channels)]^2 

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Mass = Natural Resource 

Volume = Void in Space 

Density = Natural Resource Densities 

Mass = Natural Resources 

Δ Mass = Evolutionary Development  

Δ Chemical Energy Production = Natural Adaptation 

Δ Speed of Light = Biophoton Emissions  

Frequency = Evolutionary Potentials  

Wavelength = Evolutionary Channels 

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Biophoton Emissions = (Evolutionary Potentials) (Evolutionary Channels) 

Evolutionary Potentials = √Δ{Chemical Energy Production / [(Natural Resource Densities) (Void in Space)]} / (Evolutionary Channel) 

Evolutionary Channels = √Δ{Chemical Energy Production / [(Natural Resource Densities) (Void in Space)]} / (Evolutionary Potentials) 

Natural Resources = (Void in Space) (Natural Resource Densities) 

Natural Resource Densities = Chemical Energy Production / {[(Evolutionary Potentials) (Evolutionary Channel)]^2 (Void in Space)} 

Void In Space = Chemical Energy Productions / {[(Evolutionary Potential) (Evolutionary Channel)]^2 (Natural Resource Densities)} 

Natural Adaptations = (Natural Resources) [(Evolutionary Potentials) (Evolutionary Channels)]^2