The main challenge in physics today is unifying quantum theory with gravity. This paper forms part of my 37-year study into the physics of Subtle Energies and contributes to the growing belief that the extended mind is involved in solving this problem. Subtle Energies have been known and recorded for thousands of years. They are associated with the Earth, astronomical sources, as well as with life-forms. They criss-cross the landscape, especially around Neolithic stone circles (possibly providing the motivation to build them). They easily pass through large solid objects, even the Earth, without any diminution. Yet to date, there is no explanation or comprehension, as only a few people can feel them, and even less can see them. Furthermore, currently, there are no detectors or accurate meters to measure them. Interestingly, some children under about 10 years old have the inbuilt ability to both see and feel them. Subtle energy beams usually consist of geometric shapes such as lines and spirals. This paper addresses several topics of current academic research into fundamental areas of physics and cosmology that involve the following aspects. The fact that the act of making an observation may affect the results of quantum physics experiments. Hence Noetics - specializing in the intersection of science and human experience. The structure of the universe and the role of Geometry is a more recent topic of growing academic interest. Further research into Entanglement – not only in the quantum world, but in the everyday macro world is also discussed, as is the theory of a “universal consciousness” and “the theory of everything”. Finally, whether there is any connection between subtle energies and dark energy. The interesting conclusions of this paper include unexpected relationships between Subtle Energies, their distances from the Sun, compatibility with general and special relativity, and gravity. These conclusions are supported by further evidence detailed in the Appendices which summarise historical published research in addressing the above aims. They have included experiments involving subtle energy beams created and measured during alignments across the solar system, such as eclipses of the sun and moon, to transits of Neptune and other planets by the moon, as well as the alignment of 3 planets one of which is the Earth. The convincing mathematical evidence extends to the centre of the Galaxy. It is expected that the findings may make a significant contribution to solving many of the above aims.