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Just to note all those points of Aristotle were corrected by Galileo, before calculus. One thing that Galileo did more systematically than his precursors was t
by griffzhowl 1y ago
Just to note all those points of Aristotle were corrected by Galileo, before calculus.
One thing that Galileo did more systematically than his precursors was that he found ways to treat time geometrically, as a spatial magnitude, so then he could draw distance-time graphs, and velocity-time graphs, which helped him in coming up with his law of fall (distance in free fall is proportional to the square of the time taken to fall), and then to deduce that the trajectory of a projectile is a parabola