Astrogeomanity, the theory of human evolution in space, is to be used by practitioners for study and research purposes. The theory it's a model of framework that Astrogeomanity generates that can be used for correct predictions.
Use manual:
The Astrogeomanity Table Integrating: Physics fundamental forces | Chemistry fundamentals | Matter | Minerals | Rocks | Astronomy - Nebula to Nebula theory stars life cycles | Goldilocks conditions. | Earth Geology time scales.
Revolutionary key discoveries of Paleontology and Biology | Mass extinction events | Human eras in a new order by definition and colors | Human evolution | Prehistoric archeology | Human Technology history | Lost cities.
Table colors signification:Black = Physics fundamental forces | turquoise = Space | Purple = space intervals | Blue = Earth geologic Eons | Light green = Geologic Eras | Red = Geologic Period | orange = geologic Epochs | Metallic green = Human Eras | Brown = human periods | Dark Green = human epochs | Yellow = human ages.
Additional info:
* Sound particles & Light particles are not matter and are considered as phenomenon forces by science and for that reason, in Astrogeomanity we integrated the Light & Sound particles in the Fundamental forces list.
* In the Astrogeomanity table Eras & Periods & Epochs are not mentioned In the Eons: Hadean, Archean and Proterozoic, For having a better user experience.
* The Human Era means the time when humans made significant physiological changes such as the use of the first tools "Stone age" and changes such as Space exploration.
* Human period means time intervals above 10,000 years.
* Human epochs mean time intervals between 4-10 thousand years.
* Humanity Ages means time intervals of less than 4 thousand years and drastic changes that changed the path of the human species.
* The Astrogeomanity's future vision is to evolve by new finds of history and by making new links for future human ages and space colonization.
* BYA = Billion years ago | MYA = Million years ago | BCE = Before common era | CE = Common era.
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