Nature’s Entropy-Lowering Processes: How Nature Circumvents the Second Law of Thermodynamics and Maintains Cosmic-scale Entropy Neutrality
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 128–149 · Published 20 Jul 2023
Abstract
Examined are Nature’s two incomparable processes that operate outside the domain of conventional thermodynamics. The first is the process of energy generation/amplification by Blueshift Accrual. It is the non-interaction process by which energy particles are Blueshifted to greater energy. By way of this process an electromagnetic zone (the surface layer of Terminal stars) can generate more energy (significantly more energy) than it absorbs. The second is the process of Mass Extinction by Aether Deprivation, the process by which subjected mass ceases to exist —it literally vanishes from the Universe. Both are features of which only Terminal stars are capable. Both are entropy-lowering activities, yet do not violate the laws of thermodynamics. Both are rooted in DSSU theory —the most successful cosmology documented in the scientific literature.
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