Solar Intelligence: A Hypothesis on the Electromagnetic Origin of Life

This paper explores a scientific-philosophical hypothesis that life on Earth may have originated as a resonant response to an informational impulse from within the Sun. The hypothesis builds upon the legacy of Professor Karl Trincher’s work on biological thermodynamics and structured water, extending these ideas into the realm of solar plasma dynamics and electromagnetic complexity. By integrating concepts from complexity theory, field physics, and nonlinear systems, the paper proposes that transient, cognitive-like electromagnetic formations within the solar medium may have generated signals capable of initiating self-organization in terrestrial matter. Rather than a metaphysical speculation, the hypothesis is positioned as a logically coherent and physically plausible model — offering an alternative framework for understanding the informational structure of DNA and the nature of life itself.