Ten forms of life in the Universe

For a long time, humanity has been wondering what the universe is, how it is arranged, what is happening around, outside our vision and understanding. This topic occupied and occupies not only fantasy writers, but also serious scientists. What is the role of society in the development of universal life? Is space capable of solving the pressing problems of mankind? How can the development of cybercivation affect the future of earthly life? How are stars propagated? What is common between the Sun and the human heart? Is it possible to study subtle, intangible worlds with the help of science? Combining data on our planet, the author builds a curious systemic theoretical model of other types of existence outside the Earth and offers a "matrix" of probable ten forms of life-from cellular to thin material