This is a book series about the little-known field of gravitational physics called torsion physics. It is part and parcel to the geometrical interpretation of spacetime as a physical vacuum. The way in which these notions are related to the subject of UFO's- mysterious, futuristic crafts that zip through our skies- is the primary result of these books. This is accomplished totally naturally, by simply applying the laws of evolutionary biology to the setting of a physical vacuum with torsion, yielding a new geosphere in spacetime: the astrosphere. The third volume of this series properly develops the physical nature of spacetime. The probable relation between spacetime torsion and quantum mechanical spin, and the resulting analogy between the spin angular momentum of matter and the torsion of spacetime to the stress-energy of matter and the curvature of spacetime, is then made apparent. The Kaluza theory is subsequently reviewed, and the vector potential is shown to emerge from a five-dimensional spacetime metric. The non-Riemannian geometry of rotating electric and magnetic fields is introduced, and correlated with spin and spacetime torsion. Spacetime and matter are then proven to be equivalent in five-dimensions. We then demonstrate by scale relativity that quantum properties may emerge from a fractal spacetime, and its self-similar, torsional nature is potentially observed in large scale, filamentary formations of the cosmic web. A new geosphere and its gravitationally propelled life emerge immediately from the biological considerations of evolutionary biolocomotion and biodiversity in a physical vacuum. Coevolution amongst organisms of the astrosphere, along with its bewildering complexity, finally reveals its jungle-like nature.
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