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Physics places measurable limits on what biological structures must withstand, transfer, absorb, or accomplish. By examining those constraints alongside material properties, geometry, force, motion, and mechanical performance, these articles explore whether living systems display engineering characteristics that deserve closer investigation. Each episode documents what the physics actually requires — and what the evidence actually shows. No arguments from ignorance. No philosophy before the data. Constraint physics first, conclusions yours.
Constraint physics begins with the requirements a system must satisfy: the forces it must survive, the work it must perform, and the physical limits imposed by its materials and environment.
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Physics and Engineering in Biological Systems. These investigations examine structures found in living organisms through measurable engineering questions: how they manage impact, stress, energy, motion, strength, and material performance. Each example is evaluated through the physical demands placed on the system and the evidence available to explain how it works.
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