Barry Scott Posted June 27, 2006 Report Posted June 27, 2006 Hello, Tonight i was quickly looking at the night sky, looking at constellations, the moon etc. I just thought to myself who should i be thanking for this. Well if God actually made the universe im sure i should thank him, but who discovered astronomy, who first realised the beauty of the sky. I know the Greeks had a big influence on astronomy, i think the Chineese and even Aztecs also were interested in astronomy. Should we even thank evolution for giving us the brains that are able to realise the potential of the sky. Maybe even Hubble, my question is, who does or has done the most for astronomy?Your thoughts... :eek2: Quote
pgrmdave Posted June 27, 2006 Report Posted June 27, 2006 Galileo, for pointing his telescope at the heavens. Quote
Tormod Posted June 27, 2006 Report Posted June 27, 2006 The Greeks perhaps, for the harmony of the spheres? :eek2: Quote
octopus Posted June 30, 2006 Report Posted June 30, 2006 you seem to be very philosophical all of a sudden, llost in subtle thoughts..yeah, I used to think like that when I was sad..who made these greenery, waterfalls, lakes, oceans..creatures and milky way. Quote
ronthepon Posted June 30, 2006 Report Posted June 30, 2006 To me, it seems rather unfair to consider one party to have been the one who contributed the most in this feild... Quote
Jay-qu Posted June 30, 2006 Report Posted June 30, 2006 the shear improbabilty of things ending up this way. Its cool aint it :eek: Quote
UncleAl Posted July 1, 2006 Report Posted July 1, 2006 Physical reality is like the Internet - it is done wtihout expectation of reward. Don't make altars, make it better. Quote
Coronus Posted July 12, 2006 Report Posted July 12, 2006 It ain't the greeks or the Aztecs or Galileo who brought the cosmos so close to us and made us realise how beutiful it really is...Its mankind who did...Us... Quote
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