Author: Milovan Janicijevic
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Stepping into 2026: When Technology Needs a Soul
New Year – between learning algorithms and a remembering heart. What have we learned in 2025, and what are we carrying forward? 🎇🧠❤️ The year now ending has brought many new followers and collaborators to our shared space – MilovanInnovation. Together we have journeyed through this exciting, and at times challenging year, seeking knowledge where science, ethics, and humanity intersect.…
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Astrology as the Mother of Celestial Mechanics: How the Quest for Horoscopes Gave Birth to a Scientific Revolution
Did Kepler’s laws—the foundation of Newtonian physics—emerge as a byproduct of the search for the perfect horoscope? 🔮🪐➡️📐🚀 In today’s sharply divided world, astrology and astronomy stand on opposite sides—one considered a pseudoscience, the other a rigorous discipline.But history reveals a far more intricate, symbiotic relationship. At a time when no sharp boundary existed, it was precisely astrology’s…
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The Star of Bethlehem: An Astrological Secret, a Scientific Mystery, and an Eternal Message of Peace
How did a celestial phenomenon become a symbol of hope for the entire world – and what does modern astronomy say about it? 🌟✝️ Christmas has become a global cultural phenomenon. From dazzling decorations in Tokyo to paper lanterns in Manila, from Christmas markets in Berlin to Santa Claus parades in New York – December 25th is…
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The Ediacaran: When Life Was Paradise, and How We Lost It
Were the planet’s first predators also the beginning of the story of “good” and “evil”? 🌊➡️⚔️ Paradise Lost: The Ediacaran World of Abundance 🏝️ Some 600 million years ago, the depths of the primeval ocean floor were covered by a soft, spongy, bacterial “mat” — an inexhaustible food source.In this world, there were no teeth, claws, or armor. The…
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The Immune System: The Invisible Army That Guards You (And Sometimes Rebels) 🛡️⚔️
From bacterial defense to the thymus and autoimmune diseases – how bodies of 30 trillion cells maintain order in chaos. Introduction: A Factory of 30 Trillion Cells 🏭Imagine the most complex factory in the world. It has 30 trillion worker cells (your cells), continuous transport routes (blood and lymphatic systems), and millions of daily visitors (food,…
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What is Life? When a Molecule Becomes a Being 🔬🌱
From viruses to virusoids: through the misty realm at the border of living and non-living. Introduction: The Most Important Division That Eludes Us 🌫️Living and non-living. It seems like the most basic division in nature – on one side a growing tree, on the other a stone. However, the closer we get to the very source…
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Did the Budgie Dream? In Memory of Little Mici 🕊️💔
Introduction: A Little Friend Whose Feathers Carried the Sky 🌌Tonight, my cage is too quiet. In the spot where my little budgie Mici would usually chirp to greet the evening, there is now only emptiness. He passed away on November 28th, leaving behind not just silence, but questions much deeper than expected for such a tiny…
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M-Theory: Witten’s Genius That Unified Five Different Worlds 🌐✨
Introduction: Five Paths in the Dark 🗺️ Imagine entering a labyrinth with five different entrances. Each leads through different corridors, different obstacles, and even seems to lead to completely different destinations. Until the 1990s, this is exactly what was happening in theoretical physics – there were five different string theories, each with its own equations, its…
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Is Darwin Still Alive? The Evolution of a Revolution 🧬
How one book sparked debates that have lasted 166 years – and why that’s the best thing that could have happened to it. 🌟 Introduction: The Unlikely Priest When “On the Origin of Species” was published on November 24, 1859, the world didn’t just shake – it was reshaped. What is often forgotten, however, is that…