There have been all kinds of cosmologies in past civilisations. In ancient times, at the dawn of western civilisation, it was commonly thought that the Earth was a flat surface, covered by a dome, suspended in water. Later, a few centuries BCE, the Greek figured out that the Earth was spherical, and were even able to roughly determine its circumference. They still believed that the Earth was at the center of everything, though, and that the Sun, stars and planets (which, according to the Greek, were simply "wandering stars") revolved around the Earth. It wasn't until the sixteenth century CE that Copernicus published a heliocentric model, challenging the geocentric model upheld by philosophers and religious authorities until that time. From then on, our models of the solar system became increasingly accurate, culminating in our current understanding.
People think the Earth is round because of evidence from scientific experiments, observations, and calculations that point to its spherical shape. Additionally, images from space missions and satellites show the Earth as a globe.
Some people may believe the Earth is square due to misinterpretation of ancient beliefs or satire. However, scientific evidence and observations from space clearly show that the Earth is an oblate spheroid, not a square.
The area of Earth science that examines the physical and biological changes that have occurred in the Earth's past is called paleontology. Paleontologists study fossils and other evidence of past life to understand how Earth's environments, climates, and ecosystems have evolved over time.
Paleoclimatology is the area of Earth science that examines the physical and biological changes that have occurred in Earth's past. It uses evidence such as ice cores, tree rings, and sediment layers to understand past climates and environmental conditions.
Scientists have discovered evidence of past life on Earth through the study of fossils, ancient microorganisms, and geological formations. By analyzing these remnants, researchers have been able to piece together the history of life on our planet and understand how it has evolved over billions of years.
People think about other people from the past because either they have had a loved one die or maybe a good friendship they want to remember so they continue to think about the person because they might miss them. Or as parents, we like to think about and recall memories of our children when they were tiny tots (in the past) because we have good and loving feelings about our children that we like to remember.
Sometimes people remember their past and they want to do their revenge.
yes people thought the earth was squared
Use who for this sentence.
Nobody thought that.
Fossils are important for people because it gives information about the past-life on Earth.
The Greeks thought is was a chariot of the gods...
like garags
They thought people had always existed.
The suns gravity. think u people! -_- people.
Yes they are real but only for particual earth angels
by God