By: Bradley and Katelyn Estimated to be around 460 BCE – 370 BCE.

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By: Bradley and Katelyn Estimated to be around 460 BCE – 370 BCE

 He’s known as the father of modern science  He spent his inheritance on travels to different countries  He died at the age of 90  He was also known for studying physics, astronomy, zoology, botany, and medicine  His mentor was Leucippus

Babylon Egypt Ethiopia India

 He influenced many known Philosophers  Aristotle  Theophrastus  Diogenes Aristotle Theophrastus Diogenes

 Atoms are indivisible and indestructible  All matter is made up of Atoms  Atoms can not be made or destroyed in chemical reactions  All Atoms of the same element are the same in mass, size, and physical property