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by Basma Tarek Sedeek Almeldeen
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the logic astronomy scientists rationalists observations Aristotle Ptolemy rationalists Greek world maps observation Greek skies geography theories reasonable observe

Many thinkers expressed ideas that today we
would call scientific . The great philosopher , for example , wrote
about , , and many other fields . But his greatest
contribution to science was the idea that people should
carefully and draw logical conclusions about what they see . The use of and , as you have just read , is important in
gaining scientific knowledge .
Another thinker was , an ancient astronomer .
He studied the , recorded his observations , and offered
to explain what he saw . Ptolemy was also a geographer who made the
best of his time . His maps were based on of the real
world .
Aristotle , Ptolemy , and other Greek thinkers were , people
who look at the world in a rational , or and logical , way . During
the Renaissance , Europeans studied the works of Greek . As a
result , they began to view the world in a rational way . They began to think
like .

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