It is dependent on the definition of the nature. If Nature here means vegetations, plantation, animal and bird life and like such things, then yes. Nature can exist. Nature is explored by the men of current era. The nature was there in old times too but unexplored.
If the nature means here a Creator and Sustainer the too, yes. Because the man is dependent not the nature.
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If there was no vegetation, water, trees, and plants, man wouldn't exist, and even if we did, we'd die within a day.
All electromagnetic radiation - including light in space, cosmic microwaves, stellar x-rays are pure sine waves. They existed billions of years before man appeared in the universe!
The square root spiral, as such, does not exist in the natural world.
The sequence of numbers, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, . . . , in which each successive number is equal to the sum of the two preceding numbers. Couldn't tell you where they exist in nature. Growth patterns of certain living things.
The fleshly nature or man.
yes