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Table A1. Systematic developments in Physics over centuries Observation of motion of Sun, Stars, Planets and Moon Around BC (Early Greeks) In the universe everything is changing. Nothing remains in the same state indefinitely. The idea of ‘time’ started with this understanding. Around BC (Heraclitus). Everything is composed of entirely small indivisible elements called ‘atoms’. Development of theory of ‘atomism’. But that time it is a hypothesis. No experimental proof.
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Table A1. Systematic developments in Physics over centuries Observation of motion of Sun, Stars, Planets and Moon Around BC (Early Greeks) In the universe everything is changing. Nothing remains in the same state indefinitely. The idea of ‘time’ started with this understanding.
Around BC (Heraclitus). Everything is composed of entirely small indivisible elements called ‘atoms’. Development of theory of ‘atomism’. But that time it is a hypothesis.
No experimental proof.
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