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Asexual Reproduction
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Over the course of several eons, magnetic gravitational stars constantly lose energy and gradually shrink, until they eventually blow up and assume a new form — a new life formation (picture and attendant illustration below). The energy that is released proceeds to create new, two-loop formations. Thereafter, the gravitational star (loop) forges two types of energetic matter, with the energetic-electric loop located below and a new galaxy-like, magnetic formation above:

Both swirls are concentrated within the magnetic star. Following the explosion, the balance of energy between the two loops changes. Energetic loops that are similar to the original loop suddenly appear. Only energetic matter can generate a new life cycle from an old formation. This is indeed one of the true wonders of nature. The energetic swirl is younger and more prominent while the older swirl is more magnetic, but both properties undergo changes during the lifetime of every energetic formation. The magnetic star thus serves as yet another example of the fact that all formations are composed of two types of energetic matter (swirls).

The magnetic loop, which shares a striking resemblance to the female ovum, is extremely resilient. It can survive for years despite the fact that it perpetually loses energy. The magnetic loop protects all its "genes" from the energetic wave. In contrast, the highly energetic sperm (the male loop), which corresponds to the energetic-electric loop, has a very short lifespan. Nature is cognizant of its inability to preserve the energetic loop, so it concentrates on protecting the magnetic loop, which waits for the opportunity to acquire an "energetic loop" in order to complete the wave formation.

The energy for the second loop may derive from many sources. For example, female lizards, which are considered to be asexual, generate heat by rubbing up against each other and thus form an "energetic loop." The resultant energy then causes the egg to divide. Many life forms engender their energetic loops by taking advantage of the energy in their vicinity, such as the Sun. Fledglings are similarly nurtured by the energy from their brooding mother's heat. Furthermore, some organisms, such as flowers and fungus, propagate by forming multiple "magnetic" loop-like structures in which they store and disseminate their original formation, while waiting for energy to arrive from other sources. In all these organisms, the energy that is secured serves as the energetic loop and causes the magnetic loop to divide.

The asexual method of reproduction is more prevalent than the sexual method due to its ability to survive under adverse conditions for extended periods. In contrast, the progeny of sexual reproduction tend to be more energetic and expand over large areas. Moreover, they exhibit a much higher level of creativity and procreate quicker. However, they are more susceptible to drastic changes in the climate and are weaker than their resilient non-sexual counterparts.

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