In ancient Greece, the philosopher Aristotle put forth the idea that
A) the universe is governed by regular laws.
B) the Sun is the center of the solar system.
C) Earth is only one of hundreds of planets scattered throughout the galaxy.
D) gravitation keeps the planets in their orbits.

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Aristotle believed in a universe governed by natural laws, where everything has a purpose or end to which it naturally tends. He did not propose heliocentrism (B), the concept of many planets in the galaxy (C), or the law of gravitation (D).

In Ancient Greece, the Philosopher Aristotle Put Forth the Idea