Life in infinium

Life in infinium was coined in the book Mathematical Properties of Infinium by Nabil Ramssiss (Also known as Bill Ramssiss). The book studies the parameters of the universe in an effort to understand how it works. Infinium is a reference to the universe in it and it has certain laws that cannot be broken. Applying those laws to chemical elements, yields the finding that life in infinium and all components that allow it to exist are abundant in our universe and therefore life exists infinitely in it.
What is life?
Much can be said about the term life and it can take on different definitions biologically and otherwise. But according to the interpretation of infinium, life is a special arrangement of DNA strands that are composed of certain chemical elements according to the interpretation of infinium.
Does life exist elsewhere in the universe?
According to the third law of infinium (iterum) an element will repeat infinitely in the universe. DNA and elements allowing life to exist being only a special arrangement of the chemical elements that infinitely existent in the universe, they too will repeat infinitely. Accordingly, life exists infinitely in the universe as well.
The text concludes it as follows:

We concluded that because of the three laws of infinium, every element of matter exists infinitely many times. Chemical elements exist repetitively and independently throughout infinium. So biological elements such as DNA molecules and strands exist repetitively and independently throughout as well. And since life form on earth is but a specific arrangement of these elements, it is consequently no different as far as the cited laws are concerned. It too must repeat and infinitely if it is part of infinium.
This leads to the inevitable conclusion that life exists elsewhere in infinium and that it exists infinitely many times in infinitely many places and in infinitely many directions. This means, as we have seen in section 3.2 (infinium fields), that in every direction one can face, one can find life if he travels far enough. It also means that one will find life infinitely many times in the same direction if one were to keep traveling along the same path, of course this is true of every direction there is - an infinity in itself.

Does life have an origin?
In the book, the answer to the question of when life started has to do with the concept of vacuum. According to the first law of infinium, vacuum does not exist and therefore for life to have had an origin would violate that law as there would need to have been a point in time before which the elements constituting DNA strands did not exist.

Or more appropriately asked: when did life form begin in infinium? This question is the specialty of Astrobiology and we have answered it on a higher level when we addressed the possibility of chemical elements originating from the same source (see section 1.2 Natural cloning). This chain effect of the elements that form DNA molecules and allow life to exist not originating from one source translate to mean that life never had a beginning in infinium. And like all elements and matter in infinium it has always existed.
This may be difficult to absorb at first but it is true -not only that life form exists infinitely elsewhere in infinium but that it has always been there. And we need to stress that we did not choose to make this finding, we were merely lead to it by the laws of infinium and its applications on the matter that occupies it.

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