Can our own biology mimic the galaxies/space? Pretend all planets are cells and the space in between is interstitial such as our interstitial fluid, just made up of different material/mass. Our cells are permeable to specific/non-specific things. Thus, planets are permeable to such things as well (whatever has affinity towards it). Can we understand more by looking within our own physiology/anatomy. Like microbiology each planet has its own specific mechanisms of action, development, adaption/survival, and effecttowards its internal and external environment. After all it is all living so it has been adapting/expanding far longer than human species. May we ever understand all of that out there, or is our knowledge confined to this earth orour own bodies? Must we die to gain knowledge further than a certain point of realization? I believe in other intelligent life of all types and stages. There must be advanced intelligent life from existing longer than we have as well as less advanced being ofmore rescentexistance.It must all be connected somehow down to a molecular state. I believe that a combination of physics, astronomy, chemistry, anatomy, math, biology, andmicrobiology would gain us this knowledge (maybe even psychology). If we understood all subjects fluently and were able to piece it together in the correct areas. I also believe in chromosomes of all living things holding keys to such answers, just as math is the universal language of all intelligent life. We are on our way however, through advancements in modern medicine, nutrition, and environmental precautions we have expanded our years of life expectancy. As a result our own bodies are adapting as well, woman are reaching puberty and menarche at a younger age able to except pregnancy at a much younger age, (still not right). So we are evolving as a species physiologically with out any effort, (nutrition has alot to do with that as well as stressfull livingsituations growing up). As we adapt so must everything else. Our knowledge of external things(outside the earth) is relevant to our knowledge ofinternal things such as within our bodies to within...