The Physik of Mutations

A groundbreaking 'Flow Theory' links solar activity, volcanic eruptions, and environmental shifts to rapid microbial mutations and societal collapses. The study reveals that transitions between climatic periods (Optimums and Minimums) trigger aggressive pathogen mutations due to changes in atmospheric pressure, air density, and cosmic radiation levels, coinciding with human vulnerability during famines and cold spells. Historical evidence from 1600 BC to the 21st century supports this correlation, illustrating how environmental fractures—such as the Thera eruption (1600 BC), the 'Year Without a Sun' (536 AD), or the Little Ice Age transition (1346 AD)—precipitated major epidemics like the Justinian Plague and the Black Death. Additionally, the research demonstrates that mega-constructions, such as the megalithic temples of Malta, emerged only during Climatic Optimums when stable solar flux enabled agricultural surplus and economic prosperity. The findings underscore a profound interplay between physical environmental changes and both biological and societal stability.

Yerzhan, O. (2026). The Physik of Mutations. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.18152807