"This book, Beyond The Stars - Triology / Part One, covers all of cosmic science; from quantum mechanics and the formation of particles, to cosmology and the structure of space, to evolution and the formation of life. Moreover, this book is sub-divided into ten chapters and into ten reference chapters to make this information more understandable and digestible.
Chapter one, “The Structure of Space”, covers the composition and structure of space, the elementary stage of particles, the evolution of energy, quasars, and the formation of galaxies. Chapter two,
“Galaxies”, covers the composition and structure of galaxies, dark matter, interstellar dust clouds, and the formation of light particles.
Chapter three, “Stars”, covers the formation of star clusters, the layout of star systems, the classification
of stars, the life-cycle of stars, the death-cycle of stars, dwarf stars, planetary nebulas, neutron stars,
black-holes, star nebulas, the formation of gravity, and globular clusters. Chapter four, “Particles,
Molecules and Matter”, covers the formation of subatomic particles, atomic particles, molecules, matter,
antimatter, the working of electricity, ionization storms, the principles of alchemy, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion, and the existence of energy vortexes.
Chapter five, “Star Systems”, covers the composition and structure of star systems and the layout of planetary bodies within them. Chapter six, “Planetary Bodies”, covers the composition and structure of gas spheres, planets, planetesimals, asteroids, comets and meteors.
Chapter seven, “Dimensional Planes”, covers the existence and function of dimensional planes, the difference between man and animal-man, the varying of humanoid-life throughout space, the existence of non-human life upon the Earth, NASA’s search for life throughout our solar system, our fight against
drug-resistant organisms, the organization of life throughout all of space, and the planetary life-cycle of
all planetary bodies. Chapter eight, “Evolutionary Changes”, covers physical evolution, dimension
evolution, the formation of life-energy, the progression of life-energy, the evolution of mind and consciousness, the development of spirit, and the existence and nature of “God”.
Chapter nine, “What is Man”, covers what type of being is man, man’s evolution, life within our solar system, the existence of hydrides throughout our galaxy, the nature of non-human life upon the Earth, the Earth’s location within our galaxy and its relationship to all of space, the government and
administration of space, the creation of life throughout all of space, and the ongoing rebellion against “Michael”. Chapter ten, “The Communication of Space”, covers man’s inability to communicate with our cosmic neighbors and why the number of alien visitations to our world have dramatically increased since World War Two. Finally, the ten reference chapters review and categorize the important highlights of this book."
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