The Space Horizon and Man

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Hello again, I am back and I hope you’re STILL HANGING AROUND. I HAVE BEEN ON BREAK AS FAR AS THIS BLOG IS CONCERNED , BUT I HAVE JUST RESUMED.
Today, I shall be looking at our space and its influences in our lives.
The space around us, including the outer fringes of our universe is what I call the space horizon.
This space is composed of electromagnetic webs and cosmic rays intermingling in a harmonic whole except when disturbed by some extreme external forces like a comet from the outer fringes of our system interfering with our cosmological existence; or an atomic bomb , the Hiroshima experience, or a sonic boom from a fly by jet engine or the messy sound of generators forming a chaotic mess if you live in Lagos as I do. Otherwise, there exist a harmonic whole in our space though this cosmic and electromagnetic interactions are ever present.
The creator has always made a harmony out of them all.
Why is the space horizon important?
Ordinarily as a scientist, I had thought that the ad joint between science and human experience or life is imaginary and at best an abstraction. I had looked at the space horizon as only a scientific observable; but I have changed. The adjunct is not just real but absolute. It is a whole> a man’s space horizon for instance determines his degree of freedom and well being just as the space horizon at the atomic scale determines the entropy or its degree of randomness and hence the available total energy within its system.
Man’s space horizon however resides more in his thought patterns. Therefore a man can extend his space by his thoughts. In doing so, his only limiting factors become the far reaches of our universe.
In telecommunication, or simply modern communication, the space has become a real asset. The only limitation in exploring this asset has remained the limiting factors of our thoughts and imaginations.
Is the horizon a limited asset? My answer is no. It is a renewable system that is always recreating itself and therefore capable of carrying other forms of intelligence.
Today, we have zoomed in on frequency systems as the backbone of our communications. Can there exist another system far more capable than these frequency systems of today? My answer is yes, there exist such a system. Whether the human mind can grasp this reality will depend on our ability to push back the limits and frontiers of science beyond the traditional boundaries we have created.

Thanks for your reading.
I remain as always Mr. Henry

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