 Ancient Greek physics

Ancient Greek physics refers to the study of the natural world and the principles governing it as conceived by thinkers in ancient Greece, particularly from the 6th century BCE to around the 3rd century CE. This period was marked by significant developments in philosophy and science, where natural phenomena were explored through rational thought and observation rather than purely mythological explanations. Key figures and concepts in Ancient Greek physics include: 1. **Thales of Miletus (c.