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2025
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| Accès en ligne: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17764122 |
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- <p>This paper proposes the Living Cosmos Hypothesis (LCH), a unified framework suggesting that the Universe exhibits self-organizing, adaptive, and information-driven behavior analogous to biological systems. Drawing from cosmology, thermodynamics, complexity theory, and astrobiology, the hypothesis synthesizes observational, mathematical, and conceptual evidence indicating that large-scale cosmic structures—such as galaxies, planetary systems, and interstellar material cycles—may follow emergent principles similar to metabolic networks and ecological feedback loops.</p> <p>The paper outlines testable predictions, including measurable entropy-management signatures, non-random large-scale structure patterns, information-preserving cosmic processes, and energy-regulation behaviors. The goal is not metaphorical comparison, but a rigorous scientific framework that encourages new models, simulations, and observational strategies to evaluate the possibility of a dynamic, self-regulating Universe.</p>