I.R.Bhattacharjee, Institute for Intrinsic Gravitation Biology (i3GB)
Guwahati, India (http:www.indianscience.in/i3GB; http://sciencestage.com/ir-bhattacharjee)
Guwahati, India (http:www.indianscience.in/i3GB; http://sciencestage.com/ir-bhattacharjee)
Every living object has its own gravity. Without mass, there can not be a living species. Am
ong basic forces (nuclear, electromagnetic and gravity), gravity works proportional to mass and distance of seperation between masses. With increase in mass, inward self-gravitational force increases. Biological growth is nothing but an increase in mass. More the accumulation of mass, stronger the force of self gravity.Self gravitational force interacts with the gravitational force field of the earth or microgravity. Buoyant force of fluids works in a co-moving manner and lessen the direct impact of stronger force of extrinsic gravity.
ong basic forces (nuclear, electromagnetic and gravity), gravity works proportional to mass and distance of seperation between masses. With increase in mass, inward self-gravitational force increases. Biological growth is nothing but an increase in mass. More the accumulation of mass, stronger the force of self gravity.Self gravitational force interacts with the gravitational force field of the earth or microgravity. Buoyant force of fluids works in a co-moving manner and lessen the direct impact of stronger force of extrinsic gravity. 
Metabolic energy generated within biological mass out of various physiological organic activities helps to counteract the inward energy of the self gravity. Therefore a mass on activation of metabolic process and having ability to counteract the force of self gravity can be considered as 'living'. When counteracting metabolic energy fails to bring any impact with the corresponding energy of the self gravity , living biological mass is considered as 'dead' or inanimate physical object.
