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How did Isaac Newton change Aristotle's ideas?

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Newton's physics replaced that of Aristotle. In effect, Newton replaced Aristotle. Finally, physics again had laws of physics that made sense, that had the power to explain how the world worked the way it did. According to Aristotle, all moving bodies naturally come to rest.

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Newton's physics replaced that of Aristotle. In effect, Newton replaced Aristotle. Finally, physics again had laws of physics that made sense, that had the power to explain how the world worked the way it did. ... For Aristotle, the terrestrial and celestial realms are united only by the concept of TELOS