1. Preface
4. Introduction to Scale Dimension
5. List of new terms and abbreviations
8. Methodological introduction
9. Introduction
10. 1. The S-order of the universe
11. 1. 1.1. Periodicity of the S-structure of the Universe
    2. 1.2. S-wave of stability
    3. 1.3. S-classification boundaries in the S-structure of the universe
    4. 1. 1.3.1. Types of interactions in the S-hierarchy of the universe
       2. 1.3.2. S-classifications cells of 5, 10 and 15 orders of magnitude
       3. 1.3.3. Other classification properties Stability S-waves
    5. 1.4. S-similarity of the Universe
    6. 1. 1.4.1. Macro-interval
       2. 1.4.2. Mega-Interval
       3. 1.4.3. S-structural invariant
       4. 1.4.4. Micro-interval
       5. 1.4.5. S-factors (Coefficients of scale symmetry)
    7. 1.5. Epochs of structure formation
    8. 1. 1.5.1. Bimodality of distribution atoms by size
       2. 1.5.2. Star Waves
       3. 1.5.3. Galactic bimodality
       4. 1.5.4. Epochs of structure formation of the Universe
       5. 1.5.5. Two S-waves of stability
       6. 1.5.6. Peculiarities of global distribution of geological and social structures
       7. 1.5.7. Results
12. 2. S-dynamics of the Universe
13. 1. 2.1. Division-synthesis
    2. 2.2. A global S-trough potential stability
    3. 2.3. Phase portrait of a mirror-symmetric universe
    4. 2.4. The S-harmony of the universe
    5. 1. 2.4.1. Standing S-waves of the Universe
       2. 2.4.2. Base rate of S-symmetry The main coefficient of the S-symmetry of the Universe
    6. 2.5. Some reflections on evolution of the harmonic structure of the universe
    7. 2.6. The unique properties of S-center of the Universe
14. 3. Evolution of life in the S-hierarchy of the Universe
15. 1. 3.1. Directionality of evolution in S-space
    2. 3.2. Stage One. Life at the S-center of the Universe
    3. 3.3. Phase Two. The place of man in the S-hierarchy of the Universe
    4. 3.4. The third stage. Evolution of social systems
    5. 3.5. Community of extraterrestrial civilizations
16. Conclusion
19. Conclusion by translator