The book presents a unique theory suggesting that life on Earth originated from asteroids, integrating mechanical and vitalist models. It posits that stars possess a form of life, undergoing a continuous light-dark cycle with a reversal of the second law of thermodynamics during darkness. Initially dismissed, the work was rediscovered in 1979, garnering praise from contemporaries like Buckminster Fuller for its foresight, including the prediction of black holes. Sidis' exploration of cosmological themes aligns with significant scientific inquiries, marking it as a profound contribution to the field.
