What is Eco Astronomy ? HARBOR LIFE ON CIVILIZED STARS AND PALEO UNIVERSE : UNION OF GENERAL THEORY OF ECO ASTRONOMY MECHANICS & CONCEPTS

HARBOR LIFE ON CIVILIZED STARS AND PALEO UNIVERSE : UNION OF GENERAL THEORY OF ECO ASTRONOMY MECHANICS & CONCEPT

This concept  intriguing encompasses exciting trends and discoveries in area of human exploration and progress in Astronomy, Paleontology, Astrobiology, Geology, Physical and Neurological Evolution which fundamentally effect for basis factors of life. Specially processing previously mentioned subjects under environment of planetary habitability and harbored life, possible to describe newly discipline called Eco Astronomy as a dominate conclusion. Due to general analysis of dominate conclusion of thesis, Eco Astronomy describe as the scientific study of extreme environmental conditions, effecting to the Harbor Life. The life origin, evolution existence of life in the universe related to harbor life concepts, means safe place providing refuge, comfort and sustainable harbor environment to any object. Comparative systematic analysis of extreme environmental conditions of planet earth, which based on paleontological & petrological factors representing reliable platform to develop fundamentals of Eco Astronomy and mechanics. Therefore, this discipline representing as kin subject to interpreting comparative model for any Harbor Life. As per the present knowledge on the life of the Universe, the earth is the only known place to harbor life. It depends on minimal conditions for the life such as temperature, water, radiation shielding, sunlight, oxygen, when a planet belongs to G2 type star forming like ours. With a rich diversity of species, earth is one of the prominent planets, where harbored life can be explored. In revealing the signs of the planetary habitability and harbor life of the planet earth, paleontological and petrological evidences give promising results. It provides a unique view into the history of life by showing the forms and features of life in the past and tells us how species have been evolved across the long period of the Earth’s history. Though the fossil records do not include every planet and animal that ever lived. This thesis is to present some findings gathered from a study on modelling the harbored life in South Asian counties, specifically centralizing on Sri Lanka. Dominate investigations was initially focused on Sabaragamuwa Basin (Sri Lanka) where famous fossilized Rathnapura fauna have been recorded by Deraniyagala (1958). The gathered fossils (125samples) found from alluvial sedimentary deposits of gem pits were identified according to the special anatomical characters comparing with the similar species recorded in the literature. In addition, sediment samples collected from gem pits where those fossils were found were used for sedimentological analysis (stratigraphic analysis & soil carbon sequestration analysis). Hence much reliable extreme conditions to study that harbored life in Sri Lanka is possibly evidenced by these extinct species recorded as roaming during the Pleistocene Epoch. Absolute ages of harboring period must yet to be estimated. The characteristics of the fossils and the sedimentological environment of the deposits represent a wet warm condition during the Pleistocene epoch, which abrupt change in local paleoclimate proxy (pCO2 , SSTMg/Ca,) that caused the extinction cannot clearly be identified so far. Modification and upgrading the current analysis details in to the fundamentals of data bank consisted as analysis of radiocarbon dating of direct sample or stratigraphic layer, analysis of milankovitch cycles or earth precession and analysis of proxy, to revealed possible causes extinction and limitations of the extreme environment. Sometimes in controversial, my thesis present stimulating new points of view regarding our universe & ourselves based on extreme conditions & concept of Eco Astronomy.

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