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Ep. 184: History of Astronomy, Part 2: The Greeks

5 Apr 2010, 00:00 UTC
Ep. 184: History of Astronomy, Part 2: The Greeks
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With the earliest astronomers out of the way, we now move to one of the most productive eras in astronomy; the ancient Greeks. Even though they didn't have telescopes, the Greeks worked out the size and shape of the Earth, the distance to the Moon and Sun, and even had some accurate ideas about our place in the Universe.

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