Biological systems are dependent upon and intertwined with aqueous systems. We will present empirically derived evidence of the unique properties of water and demonstrate the efficacious role of molecular electromagnetic informational encoding as mediated through aqueous dynamics and mnemic properties. Working theory will then be articulated from quantum, thermodynamic and Hadronic aspects. An aqueous molecular species of dynamic magnecule will then be defined. Implications are drawn which point to a possible nontoxic, purely informational potential for future medical and pharmacological science. Magnecules and aqueous informational magnecular dynamics may one day redefine energy storage and production, as well as medical practice.

Richard Norman is a scientific advisor for Thunder Energies Corporation; affiliated with the School of Advanced International Studies on Applied Theoretical and Non Linear Methodologies of Physics. Jeremy Dunning-Davies retired from the Department of Physics at Hull University. He is the author of more than 200 articles and six books.