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Development of Physical and Chemical Sciences in Early Civilisations

Posted on 31st August 202431st August 2024 By Stephen Drury No Comments on Development of Physical and Chemical Sciences in Early Civilisations

Our discoveries come from everyday actions. Through what we do develops a sense of what is happening in the world. In earlier prehistoric cultures more of the extent of the earth is explored and it becomes possible to increase the amount that humans can do. With the use of fire and smelting metals become available to transform life through their hardness and brilliance.

The Himalayan Indus Valley civilisation develops with animals to improve human life with qualities of deep feeling, sensitivity and aliveness to the natural world. Sanitation and civil engineering accrue from non violent intercourse. Yoga practice initiates a script inviting integration into energy processes of the universe. With characters remarking channels into different levels of cosmic function.

Early Near Eastern cultures choose vocalisation to be represented in their scripts telling accounts of city states commercial accumulation and achievements in astronomical an mathematical practices. The down to earth skills of metal making are turned to assets in the village communities of 11th century BCE Anatolia; Assyrians from 2000BCE and Hittites from 1000BCE contribute to this bringing the accomplishments of eastern civilisations to the Neolithic agricultural communities of Southeastern Europe. Ceramics, glass and metals are fabricated with increased knowledge of thermal and chemical processes involved. The early sciences come to advance the wider possibilities of trade around the coasts of Africa.

The African Arabian civilisation secures the extent of its territories with the guidance of astronomy and mathematics. The motions of earth, moon, planets and stars are described by Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler and Galileo and set within universal gravitation by Newton. Through the Enlightenment human accomplishments are directly involved in elucidating the world; affairs on earth are under the guidance of astronomical principles. Quanta, electronic and atomic discoveries in the 20th century initiate science on a fundamental quest for the truth of how all natural energies of the universe function as reality.

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