Starting from the study of a series of enigmas located on the border between life and matter, the author proposes us a revolutionary vision of physics and biology.

What is the matter? How and when life came up? How did the continents, oceans and atmosphere formed? What factors determined the evolutionary deployment of animal and vegetable species? What was due to The great catastrophic extinctions that registers geological history? Why is there no way to find the remains of any ancestral species? Where does the man come from? What is the relationship between the distant cosmos and life on earth? These fundamental questions are reformulated from a new optics, setting the basis for a theory of evolution.

The principle of polarity that manifests itself as light-darkness, expansion-contraction, physical counterplace, ascending macroevolution-adaptive microevolution, cosmic-terrestrial forces, cosmos-gea ... is one of the most fences for biology, because it is rooted In the reality of the same nature. With an expository clarity and a little common pedagogical desire, this book encourages the reader to use his own training and observation capabilities to check it.

Cosmos and GEA is also a tribute to the work of three great European geniuses of the Life Sciences: Johann W. Goethe, Vladimir Vernadsky and James Lovelock.