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Development of Natural Sciences

Posted on 30th September 20243rd October 2024 By Stephen Drury No Comments on Development of Natural Sciences

We sense the world through our actions.What we find makes our full real life experience. Our comprehension comes from immediate needs. Everyday life adds to our discoveries of the universe.

From the earliest atomic and molecular processes of the earth complex developments of evolution occurred. Multicellular organisms 1000 million years BCE come to vertebrates then to intensely active mammals and primates. Humans with their upright posture attain the advantage of height. Now able to sense energies of the universe and to start a path that involves operations with planets and stars.

Initially in prehistory human actions with the earth, plants and animals develop with deep instincts. Herding and tending the wild enable free nomadic people to commence harmonious civilisation in Africa. In Arabia Syria Mesopotamia Persia trade strengthens life activities. Natural sciences provide guidance from stars and events of the universe directly involve humans.

Hatshepsut’s Sphinx

The ancient world is deep with the beauty of nature. Through the African Arabian civilisation a sense of the universe develops. Renaissance Europe comes together with natural sciences awareness. Through the Enlightenment and Industrial Revolution energy electric magnetic atomic molecular discoveries open the universe for human involvement.

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