Aceasta lucrare a fost conceputa ca un instrument de studiu, in vederea extinderii orizontului de cunoastere a universului, prin stabilirea unor relatii de asemanare dintre microcosmos si macrocosmos, privind modurile de organizare ale materiei in cele doua niveluri micro si macro cosmice, tinand seama de relatiile de interactiune ale particulelor, respectiv ale corpurilor, existente intr-un anumit spatiu. Daca ne referim la forma de organizare a materiei, observam ca la nivel microcosmic, materia se prezinta sub forma granulara, discreta, precum ; electroni, nucleoni, mezoni si alte particule, in timp ce la nivel macrocosmic materia se prezinta sub forma de sateliti, planete, stele, nebuloase etc. Atat in microcosmos cat si in macrocosmos materia este organizata in sisteme de particule sau de corpuri ceresti, ce sunt caracterizate de o miscare periodica. Cu alte cuvinte, sistemele cosmice de orice marime ar fi, sunt niste oscilatori armonici naturali, aflati in permanenta stare de echilibru energetic fata de mediul inconjurator. Orice abatere de la acest echilibru, conduce la manifestari de absorbtie, sau emisie de energie din partea sistemelor respective, pana la reechilibrarea energetica a acestora, cu mediul inconjurator. Daca in microcosmos aceste schimburi energetice pot fi observate in laborator in timpi reali, in macro cosmos evenimentele se produc in mii sau milioane de ani, devenind imposibil de studiat in ansamblul lor.

This work was conceived as a study tool, in order to expand the horizon of knowledge of the universe, by establishing some relationships of similarity between the microcosm and the macrocosm, regarding the ways of organizing matter in the two micro and macro cosmic levels, taking into account the relationships of interaction of particles, respectively of bodies, existing in a certain space. If we refer to the form of organization of matter, we notice that at the microcosmic level, matter is presented in a granular, discrete form, such as; electrons, nucleons, mesons and other particles, while at the macrocosmic level matter appears in the form of satellites, planets, stars, nebulae, etc. Both in the microcosm and in the macrocosm, matter is organized into systems of particles or celestial bodies, which are characterized by a periodic movement. In other words, the cosmic systems of any size are natural harmonic oscillators, in a permanent state of energetic balance with the environment. Any deviation from this balance leads to manifestations of absorption or emission of energy on the part of the respective systems, until their energetic rebalancing with the environment. If in the microcosm these energy exchanges can be observed in the laboratory in real time, in the macrocosm the events take place over thousands or millions of years, becoming impossible to study in their entirety.