Beauty Index and the Origin of Gender

It may be agreed by most people that the growth of each person or country is driven by the power of gender. However, human’s understanding of gender origin is very little, and is solely based on the phenomenon of life on Earth. If humans raise up their head and look at the universe, its preliminary answer may emerge. In the history of mankind, the first person who was surprised at the look of cosmic gender is possibly the famous French scientist Henri Poincaré. He, at the conclusion of the preface to his book, ‘Hypthéses Cosmogoniques’, states “One fact that strikes everyone is the spiral shape of some nebulae; it is encountered much too often for us to believe that it is due to chance. It is easy to understand how incomplete any theory of cosmogony which ignores this fact must be. None of the theories accounts for it satisfactorily, and the explanation I myself once gave, in a kind of toy theory, is no better than the others. Consequently, we come up against a big question mark.” Now that humans enter the era of twenty-first century, Dr. Jin He, based on sufficient evidences, shows that the spiral pattern of galaxies is the male character of the universe. keywords: Gender Origin, Galaxy Structure, Spiral Pattern, Heaven Breasts PACS: 02.60.Lj, 98.52.Nr 1 The Origin of Material Constituents in Human Life As we all know, all material things are composed of elements. Hydrogen and helium are the two lightest elements in nature. Each hydrogen atom contains only one proton while each helium atom contains two protons. Except hydrogen and helium, any other atom contains at least three protons. Life’s most precious material component is water, which is composed of two basic elements, hydrogen and oxygen, as shown in its molecular formula H2O. Each oxygen atom contains 8 protons and 8 neutrons. Human bodies are organic, as characterized by containing carbon atoms. Each carbon atom contains 6 protons and 6 neutrons. Therefore, if there were no other elements available in the world than hydrogen and helium, it would be impossible for the formation of life. However, except hydrogen and helium, any other elements are very rare in the universe. Therefore, human life in the universe is very rare. For example, the Solar system contains the Sun, eight planets, asteroid belt, and other minor substances (such as comets, planetary satellites). But the mass of the Sun itself is more than 98% of the total of the Solar System. What is the composition of the Sun?