Humanism

Milutin Milanković was a Serbian scientist who was the first to mathematically and precisely explain how changes in Earth’s orbit and the tilt of its axis influence long-term climate change. His theory, today known as Milanković cycles, explains the alternation of ice ages and warm periods in Earth’s geological past and represents a foundation of

There is nothing that couldattract human attentionand deserve to be the subject of studymore than nature.To understand its mechanism,to uncover its creative forces,and to know the laws that govern itisthe greatest goal of human reason.

There he appears as a completebeing.Man in a mysterious longing.To create nature, to fashion for himselfwonders that he can perceive.He has long understood that allmatter,which he cannot fully comprehend,yet can perceive,originates from a primary substanceor particle,which fills all space —Akasha, or the luminous,luminous universe.Prana, or the creative force,which gives life,which creates in endlesscycles.Inserted into tiny

Space and time,the principle of discontinuity of vibrations,signifiesa definitive and necessary propertyof all vibrations in nature,whether they strengthen or weaken,whether they developthrough periodic accelerationsand decelerations.For which people have searchedsince the earliest times,seeking outside themselveswhat was within them,trying to constructperpetual motion.