Man, knowing the Universe, from an infinite number of problems arising in this case seeks to single out and tries to solve the most important, fundamental ones. He wants to know how the world around him works and what place he occupies in this world. He needs to know what the universe has represented in the past and what the future holds. The desire to find answers to such questions hides not only the thirst for knowledge inherent in intelligence. A person dreams of using the Universe as a gigantic physical laboratory, theoretical and experimental research in which will help him, in the words of K. E. Tsiolkovsky, to find the "abyss of power."