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    What sparked philosophical curiosity in ancient thinkers?

    The admiration for nature as an ordered reality.

    What does 'arjé' refer to in ancient philosophy?

    The original substance from which all reality emerged.

    How does the theological response explain natural order?

    As a result of an intelligent design by a supernatural being.

    What is a scientific paradigm?

    A theoretical framework guiding scientific research.

    What happens during 'normal science'?

    Researchers explore possibilities within an accepted paradigm.

    What leads to a scientific revolution?

    Accumulation of unresolved anomalies challenging the current paradigm.

    What characterizes Aristotle's cosmology?

    A finite, eternal, and geocentric universe with no void.

    How does Ptolemy's model differ from Aristotle's?

    It includes precise calculations of celestial positions.

    What is the significance of Copernicus's heliocentric model?

    It shifted the Earth's privileged position in the universe.

    What was Galileo's contribution to Copernican astronomy?

    He defended it using empirical evidence and improved instruments.

    What did Kepler's laws change about celestial motion?

    They replaced circular orbits with elliptical ones.

    What defines the mechanistic view of the universe?

    The universe operates like a machine governed by mechanical laws.

    What does determinism imply in the mechanistic model?

    Future states can be predicted if current conditions are known.

    What anomalies challenged Newtonian physics in the 18th and 19th centuries?

    Irreversibility of physical processes and light behavior.

    What are the two paradigms proposed to replace classical mechanics?

    The theory of relativity and quantum mechanics.

    What does the theory of relativity state about space and time?

    They are relative magnitudes, not absolute.

    What is a key concept of quantum mechanics?

    Matter absorbs and emits energy in discrete packets called quanta.

    What does the theory of chaos suggest?

    Small changes in initial conditions can lead to vastly different outcomes.

    What is a characteristic of the contemporary worldview?

    Fragmentation into various theories for different realities.

    What does indeterminism imply in contemporary science?

    Laws can only provide probabilities, not certainties.