Kyrgyz school of physics

Deep in library collections, on a dusty shelf, lies an
unusual book with a provocative title: "What Are Physicists
Mistaken About?" Its author, Nina Alekseevna Denisova,
colleague of Sarmat Kadyrov (from previous article), a
Kyrgyz physicist and Candidate of Sciences, seems to whisper
to us from its pages: "Look at the world differently.
Everything around you is alive in its development, even a
stone." We are used to thinking that only living things
develop: a seed becomes a tree, a cell divides. And
inanimate nature, according to classical physics, simply
exists, obeying laws. Denisova says: this is the main
misconception. Imagine water. Steam, invisible and volatile.
It cools, and the molecules, like frightened children in a
game of "cold hands," huddle into a tight crowd - that is
liquid. But the process does not stop. When freezing, the
crowd does not simply freeze. It begins to self-organize,
arranging itself into a clear, endlessly repeating order -
the crystal lattice of ice. This is development: from
chaotic motion (kinetic energy) to the birth of an internal
structure with its own electromagnetic field. Here is the
key: "density". It is not just a number in a textbook. It is
a magical lever. When density changes, a miracle of energy
transformation occurs. Motion (mechanics) is transformed
into electrical forces, and those, twisting into microscopic
vortices, give birth to magnetism. At the moment of the
crystal's birth, these processes are forever imprinted,
creating its constant internal electromagnetic field. A
crystal is not just a pattern of atoms. It is the physical
embodiment, the "body" of that invisible field. Its
strength, its symmetry - merely a visible manifestation of
an invisible force. And here Denisova makes a remarkable
step. She says: what if the same principle works everywhere?
Take a living cell. Under a microscope we see organelles,
membranes. But its secret lies in constant energy exchange,
in maintaining a fragile internal order. Does this not
resemble the work of the same constant field? A cell, by
this logic, is another, more complex form of existence of
such a field. Its aging is not simply wear and tear of
parts, but depletion and disruption of this fundamental
energy matrix. Now look under your feet - at the Earth
itself. It has a core, mantle, crust, and a mighty magnetic
field. Traditional science explains it by the dynamo effect
from the motion of molten iron. But Denisova looks deeper:
the Earth in its entirety is a giant crystal of planetary
scale, a macroform of the same constant electromagnetic
field. Its layering, geometry, field - all parts of a single
developing organism. And then man in this picture is not a
random guest. He is the most complex peak of this ladder of
development, where the constant electromagnetic field has
achieved such complexity that it gave rise to consciousness.
And our illnesses, withering, aging - these are, in essence,
disruptions in the harmony of this internal field, a deficit
of energy to maintain it. Physics, chemistry, and biology,
according to the author, have gone off into different
corners, studying the consequences but missing the common
cause - the organizing role of the field. The mistake of
modern science, Denisova asserts, is that it tries to
describe the world by playing on only one string - for
example, only on electrical attraction and repulsion. These
are forces of the same type. To describe development, a true
pair of opposites is needed: "mechanics (motion, momentum)
and electrodynamics (field, structure)." Their struggle and
unity - that is what makes matter evolve from molecule to
crystal, from cell to organism, from dust particle to
planet. So a small, unknown book from Bishkek paints a
grandiose picture: the Universe is not a set of static
objects, but a single, pulsating process of
self-organization, where stone, flower, planet, and we
ourselves are connected by a single thread - the rhythm of
constant electromagnetic fields born from density and
energy. It offers not just a new theory, but a new vision,
in which development and life turn out to be universal
properties of matter itself. In other words, everything
around is crystals of the electromagnetic field, frozen at
different degrees of complexity.

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