Aristotle knew that the earth was round because of the way the constellations moved.
Aristotle did not believe that the Sun was at the center; he thought Earth was. Aristarchus, a Greek astronomer, is probably the earliest person we know of who supported a heliocentric solar system.
The Earth does not move. Everything in the sky can be seen to revolve round the Earth every day, approximately. The stars do no move forward and back as they would do if the Earth moved. If it doesn't seem to move, why pretend that it does?
The earliest that we know of was the Greek astronomer and mathematician Aristarchus of Samos, about 280BCE. His writings actually did not survive the middle ages, but references to his work in other books did. It's possible that some people earlier came up with the idea, but we're not aware of it.
Oh, dude, when a constellation is described as flat, it means that the stars within that group appear to lie in the same plane when viewed from Earth. It's like they're all chilling on the same level, you know? So, if someone tells you a constellation is flat, they're not talking about it hitting the gym or anything, just that it looks all lined up from our perspective in the night sky.
It is an arc, a part of a circle. This was one of the reasons why the ancient Greek astronomers knew that the Earth was round, over 2400 years ago. The idea that astronomers or scientists believed that the Earth was "flat" has always been a myth. Only the peasants and farmers thought the Earth was flat. Every sailor from the Phoenicians on knew the Earth was round.
People back then thought earth was flat because when they walked they didnt know that they were going upside down or sideways because gravity pulled them down and they thought everything was just flat.
The ancient Greek philosopher Pythagoras is often credited with first suggesting that the Earth is not flat, but rather a sphere, around the 6th century BC. This idea was further developed by other ancient scholars, such as Aristotle and Eratosthenes.
I really dont know because if you were on a mountain then you can really get the truth
on a flat map
he studied the earth and what he think it looked like
The earth is round.L know this because there are inner parts of the earth.Like there are inner parts of a ball.But,you can’t say the earth is flat because then yo would be taking the way the whole fact that their is more to the earth that just humans,animals,water,and land.Its like saying that a cake is flat but you know inside theres cream filling.
Because people have seen it from space and anyway if the Earth was flat all the water would fall of the edge so then we would not survive
no because there is other people that we dont know about that did
Aristotle did not believe that the Sun was at the center; he thought Earth was. Aristarchus, a Greek astronomer, is probably the earliest person we know of who supported a heliocentric solar system.
Aristotle believed the main purpose of the human brain was to cool the blood.
Well, I know that Aristotle is part of this religion. Not sure of their god, or whatever, but I do know that Aristotle is part of it. luv kiki:)
The earth is not flat because there is overwhelming evidence from science, including satellite images, GPS technology, and the way ships disappear over the horizon, that clearly demonstrates the earth is a spherical shape. Additionally, the laws of physics and gravity support the idea of a spherical earth.