Thesis: Potential Influence of Galactic Dynamics on Human Time Perception

IntroductionFor several years, many individuals have reported a strange sensation: time seems to passdifferently. Some describe days that go by faster than before, while others experienceunusually long periods without any clear explanation. This phenomenon, subtle yet recurrent,raises a fundamental question: why is our perception of time no longer the same as it oncewas?Classical psychological explanations—stress, cognitive overload, lifestyle changes—are notalways sufficient. Even under controlled conditions, certain individuals report a subtle butgenuine distortion. This anomaly opens the door to a rarely explored question: what ifexternal physical factors, far beyond our terrestrial environment, contributed to modifying ourintimate perception of time?This thesis explores this possibility. It is based on scientific observations concerning cosmicand galactic variations surrounding the Solar System, and proposes the hypothesis that thesedynamics may influence, in a very weak but non-negligible way, the biological mechanismsresponsible for temporal perception.