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Physical Evolution represents the Dynamics of [[Physical Relations]], of [[Physical Information]].
 
Physical Evolution represents the Dynamics of [[Physical Relations]], of [[Physical Information]].
  
Physical Evolution is '''the sub-process by which''', through the progressive [[Interaction]], [[Organization]], [[Transformation]] and [[Selection]] of the [[Elementary Events]], of the [[Elementary Action]], under the incessant evolutive pressure operated by the relational aspects of the [[Primary Source]] and its manifestations at the more and more complex [[Levels of Physical Reality]], '''[[Physical Information]] emerges in the world''', constructing more and more complex [[Physical Structures of Information]], [[Radiation - Waves|waves]] and [[Particles / Vortices|particles]], composing more and more complex [[Physical Forms]], the [[Material Forms]] of the [[Physical Reality]] (atoms, molecules, gas, dust, stars and planets, galaxies, and more). Beyond any contrast, the sub-processes of [[Creation in Physical Reality|Creation]] and [[Physical Evolution|Evolution]] incessantly and parallelly operate (co-operate) to the formation of Physical Reality.
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Physical Evolution is '''the sub-process by which''', through the progressive [[Interaction]], [[Organization]], [[Transformation]] and [[Selection]] of the [[Elementary Events]], of the [[Elementary Action]], under the incessant evolutive pressure operated by the relational aspects of the [[Primary Source]] and its manifestations at the more and more complex [[Levels of Physical Reality]], '''[[Physical Information]] emerges in the world''', constructing more and more complex [[Physical Structures of Information]], [[Radiant energy|Radiation]] - [[Waves|waves]] and [[Particles / Vortices|particles]], composing more and more complex [[Physical Forms]], the [[Material Forms]] of the [[Physical Reality]] (atoms, molecules, gas, dust, stars and planets, galaxies, and more). Beyond any contrast, the sub-processes of [[Creation in Physical Reality|Creation]] and [[Physical Evolution|Evolution]] incessantly and parallelly operate (co-operate) to the formation of Physical Reality.
  
 
== Common definition  ==
 
== Common definition  ==
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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*[[Evolution]]
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*[[Cognitive Evolution]]
 
*[[Essence / Form]]
 
*[[Essence / Form]]
 
*[[Events]]
 
*[[Events]]

Latest revision as of 20:44, 31 March 2022

Definition

Physical Evolution is the causal physical sub-process that incessantly gives life to the Physical Essence / Form of Physical Reality, where anabolic / constructive Physical Processes and catabolic / destructive ones interact, co-evolve in the continuous construction of Physical Complexity, from which arise the Physical Forms that compose the Physical Universe. An endless co-evolutionary process that leads Physical Reality towards increasing levels of complexity.

Physical Evolution represents the Dynamics of Physical Relations, of Physical Information.

Physical Evolution is the sub-process by which, through the progressive Interaction, Organization, Transformation and Selection of the Elementary Events, of the Elementary Action, under the incessant evolutive pressure operated by the relational aspects of the Primary Source and its manifestations at the more and more complex Levels of Physical Reality, Physical Information emerges in the world, constructing more and more complex Physical Structures of Information, Radiation - waves and particles, composing more and more complex Physical Forms, the Material Forms of the Physical Reality (atoms, molecules, gas, dust, stars and planets, galaxies, and more). Beyond any contrast, the sub-processes of Creation and Evolution incessantly and parallelly operate (co-operate) to the formation of Physical Reality.

Common definition

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See also

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