Creation Moment 11/22/2020 - Through Microscopic & Telescopic: Common DESIGNER

And though I ...... understand all mysteries, and all knowledge;...... and have not Love, I am nothing.

1 Corinthians 13:2

 

"The human brain is a complex temporally and spatially multiscale structure in which cellular, molecular and neuronal phenomena

coexist. It can be modeled as a hierarchical network, in which neurons cluster into circuits, columns, and different interconnected functional areas.

The structure of the neuronal network allows the linking between different areas, all devoted to process specific spatiotemporal activities over their neurons, forming the physical and biological basis of cognition.

The Universe, according to the large collection of telescope data gathered over many decades, seems to be reasonably well described by a physical model called the Lambda Cold Dark Matter model....

The most important building blocks of the cosmic web are self-

gravitating dark matter dominated halos.

Although the relevant physical interactions in the above two systems are completely different, their observation through microscopic and telescopic techniques have captured a tantalizing similar morphology, to the point that it has often been noted that the cosmic web and the web of neurons look alike.

“We calculated the spectral density of both systems,” said co-author Dr. Franco Vazza, an astrophysicist at the University of Bologna.

“This is a technique often employed in cosmology for studying the spatial distribution of galaxies.”

“Our analysis showed that the distribution of the fluctuation within

the cerebellum neuronal network on a scale from 1 micrometer to 0.1 mm follows the same progression of the distribution of matter in the cosmic web ....”

Dr. Vazza and his colleague, University of Verona neurosurgeon Alberto Feletti, also calculated some parameters characterizing both the neuronal network and the cosmic web: the average number of connections in each node and the tendency of clustering several connections in relevant central nodes within the network.

“Once again, structural parameters have identified unexpected agreement levels,” Dr. Feletti said."

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