Bowyer (theory)

Bowyer's theory proposes that the patterns observed in various natural phenomena, such as the shapes of galaxies or the distribution of matter in the universe, result from the way gravity and other forces influence matter over time. It suggests that certain arrangements and structures emerge naturally due to these interactions, creating organized patterns without the need for external factors. Essentially, Bowyer's theory emphasizes self-organization in the universe, where complex structures develop through simple laws acting on matter, leading to the diverse but patterned cosmos we observe.