Is the Universe Alive? Exploring the Hypothesis of a Living Cosmos
For centuries, scientists and philosophers have debated the nature of the universe: Is it a lifeless, mechanical system governed by physical laws, or is it something more—something alive?
Modern research in physics, biology, information theory, and cosmology has given rise to the hypothesis that the universe itself may be a living entity—not just a collection of galaxies, stars, and black holes, but something capable of self-organization, intelligence, and even consciousness.
This article explores the scientific theories, philosophical arguments, and evidence behind the idea that the universe might be alive.
🔬 What Does It Mean for the Universe to Be “Alive”?
To determine whether the universe is alive, we must first define what life is. Traditionally, living organisms share k...