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Universe is everything that exists. The present in the sense of Special Relativity, where it is impossible to say in an absolute sense that two distinct events occur at the same time if those events are separated in space. No absolute time reference system. If events are not causally connected, precedence order is not preserved in all frames of reference.
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Universe is [[everything that exists]].  
  
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In eternal mutation / evolution, the [[Universe]] is incessantly re-created and evolves by the work of the [[Primary Source]], from the most elementary level, the [[Elementary Field]], up to the most complex (both in the [[Cosmological vision|cosmological]], [[Biological vision|biological]] and [[Cognitive Reality|cognitive]] domains).
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'''The present in the sense of Special Relativity''', where it is impossible to say in an absolute sense that two distinct events occur at the same time if those events are separated in space. No absolute time reference system. If events are not causally connected, precedence order is not preserved in all frames of reference.
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In eternal mutation / evolution, the [[Universe]] '''is incessantly re-created and evolves''' by the work of the [[Primary Source]], from the most elementary level, the [[Elementary Field]], up to the most complex (both in the [[Cosmological vision|cosmological]], [[Biological vision|biological]] and [[Cognitive Reality|cognitive]] domains).
  
 
So, with the word Universe we intend the "present" section of Reality (in the sense and with the limitations above cited). [[Reality]] is everything that existed, exists and will exist. It is the product of an incessant [[Process of Formation of Reality|Process of Formation]]. New Reality is incessantly constructed through the transition of potential in actual.
 
So, with the word Universe we intend the "present" section of Reality (in the sense and with the limitations above cited). [[Reality]] is everything that existed, exists and will exist. It is the product of an incessant [[Process of Formation of Reality|Process of Formation]]. New Reality is incessantly constructed through the transition of potential in actual.
  
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Reality and its "present" section, the Universe, comprehend a physical domain (the cosmos and the cosmic structures, all (dark and ordinary) matter, all Information/Energy, the physical substrate of living beings, etc.) and a cognitive domain (Metareality, or Cognitive Reality, formed by all the cognitive activity, dynamics, structures, etc. produced by living being in their lives). Everything.
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Reality and its "present" section, the Universe, comprehend '''a physical domain''' (the cosmos and the cosmic structures, all (dark and ordinary) matter, all Information/Energy, the physical substrate of living beings, etc.) '''and a cognitive domain''' (Metareality, or Cognitive Reality, formed by all the cognitive activity, dynamics, structures, etc. produced by living being in their lives).
  
 
The Universe is the set of all that exists: the [[Source]], [[Action]], [[Information]], [[Structures of Information]], [[Material Forms]] ([[energy]], [[matter]], etc.) and [[Immaterial Forms|immaterial]] (the intangible product of the cognitive activity of [[Living Forms]], more generally, of the [[Finalist Agents]]).
 
The Universe is the set of all that exists: the [[Source]], [[Action]], [[Information]], [[Structures of Information]], [[Material Forms]] ([[energy]], [[matter]], etc.) and [[Immaterial Forms|immaterial]] (the intangible product of the cognitive activity of [[Living Forms]], more generally, of the [[Finalist Agents]]).

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Definition

Universe is everything that exists.

The present in the sense of Special Relativity, where it is impossible to say in an absolute sense that two distinct events occur at the same time if those events are separated in space. No absolute time reference system. If events are not causally connected, precedence order is not preserved in all frames of reference.

In eternal mutation / evolution, the Universe is incessantly re-created and evolves by the work of the Primary Source, from the most elementary level, the Elementary Field, up to the most complex (both in the cosmological, biological and cognitive domains).

So, with the word Universe we intend the "present" section of Reality (in the sense and with the limitations above cited). Reality is everything that existed, exists and will exist. It is the product of an incessant Process of Formation. New Reality is incessantly constructed through the transition of potential in actual.

Reality and its "present" section, the Universe, comprehend a physical domain (the cosmos and the cosmic structures, all (dark and ordinary) matter, all Information/Energy, the physical substrate of living beings, etc.) and a cognitive domain (Metareality, or Cognitive Reality, formed by all the cognitive activity, dynamics, structures, etc. produced by living being in their lives).

The Universe is the set of all that exists: the Source, Action, Information, Structures of Information, Material Forms (energy, matter, etc.) and immaterial (the intangible product of the cognitive activity of Living Forms, more generally, of the Finalist Agents).

Common definition

L'universo è comunemente definito come tutto ciò che esiste, il che comprende tutta la materia, l'energia, i pianeti, le stelle, le galassie e il contenuto dello spazio intergalattico.
L'osservazione scientifica dell'Universo, la cui parte osservabile ha un diametro di circa 93 miliardi di anni luce,suggerisce che l'Universo sia stato governato dalle stesse leggi e costanti fisiche durante la maggior parte della sua storia e in tutta la sua estensione osservabile e permette di fare delle inferenze sulle sue fasi iniziali. La teoria del Big Bang è il più accreditato modello cosmologico che descrive la nascita dell'Universo; si calcola che si sia verificato 13,798 ± 0,037 miliardi di anni fa.
La massima distanza che è teoricamente possibile osservare per gli esseri umani è contenuta nell'universo osservabile. Le osservazioni hanno dimostrato che l'Universo, almeno nella regione contenente l'universo osservabile, sembra espandersi a un ritmo sempre crescente, e una serie di modelli sono sorti per prevedere il suo destino finale. I fisici rimangono invece incerti su che cosa abbia preceduto il Big Bang; molti si rifiutano di speculare, dubitando che si potranno mai trovare delle informazioni relative allo stato orginario.
Esistono anche speculazioni teoriche sul multiverso, nelle quali cosmologi e fisici ipotizzano che il nostro universo sia solo uno tra i molti che possono esistere. (Link to Wikipedia page: Universe).

Description

Resources

See also

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

Classification

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