The Birth of Gaia
Coming to from his short escape into his inner thoughts, Dr Manezis looked at the scientists who had been watching him very attentively and saw that they were smiling with pleasure and satisfaction at having heard his short and pleasant interlude. As soon as Danos Manezis ended, Orpheus continued with the description of the prolonged dance of the lithospheric plates but also of the cosmic journey, since it was the subject of his doctoral dissertation: ‘Greek Mythology and History’, where he highlighted as far as that was possible, the historical evidence that could be found in Greek Mythology.
‘’Gaia’, the mother-Earth, our planet Earth, seems after all to be a live planet, with her heart pulsating in its center. That emerged in such a beautiful manner by Dr Manezis sum
