From Atomic Structure to the Dream World: Exploring the Unknown Dimensions of Life and Consciousness

Abstract

Modern science establishes that the human body is fundamentally composed of atomic structures. As the basic units of matter, atoms form cells, tissues, and organs through intricate combinations and interactions, sustaining vital life processes. At the microscopic level, atomic types, quantities, and chemical bonding patterns determine the diversity of biological substances and the complexity of physiological functions. For instance, the unique chemical properties of carbon enable the formation of diverse organic molecules, serving as the foundation of life, while oxygen atoms play a crucial role in energy metabolism during respiration.