Bøker av Angelo Marinucci

Year 2435 of the Earth era. Two young scientists, Mathias Nagozy and Suzanne Fergusson, are sent on a mission to the planet Primus, recently discovered to be the only one in the galaxy to be Earth's twin and habitable for humans without the need for terraforming technology. Instead, it presents an untouched aspect of nature and places that Earth has lost for centuries, now polluted and corrupted. Their interest, besides the similarity to Earth, is driven by the possibility that among its resources lies Timesium, precious for space travel. Furthermore, it's the first place where an alien civilization has revealed itself to humans, in the form of a mysterious figure who appears to the inhabitants of the first base on Primo every year and then disappears. The young scientists must help unravel the mystery, but they realize that commercial interests are enormous and will have no regard for the fate of the planet Primus. Dark plots and cruel characters emerge on the scene, and soon the two young scientists will be involved in a struggle that will determine the future of the Universe, but will also lead to revealing the distant origins from which they themselves derive and will forever upheave their existence.

This book proposes the foundation of the relational approach to biology, rejecting the deterministic and reductionist approach of molecular biology. Although biology has made enormous progress in the last seventy years, onto genesis is still conceived as a "revelation" of information (DNA). Recovering the geometric tradition, relational biology conceives scientific and epistemological tools (cause, probability, space etc.) of science in a new way. If probabilistic biology and organicism still proposes a biology based on physics, with a fundamental invariant, relational biology is based on variation: its fundamental invariant is variation, one of the most important elements of life. This is an indispensable book for academics who consider biology from a new theoretical approach, in particular for those working in the domains of cancer, ontogenesis and evolution.