Tell about Ancient Greece Science ?

Euclid developed virtually the entire subject of geometry and also contributed to optics

Aristotle was a great observer of nature and left many volumes describing the results

Archemides contributed to physics and mathematics. Eudoxus developed a form of calculus. Hippochratus left writings on the practice of medicine, as well as the famous oath that guides all doctors:

"Do no harm."

When the city-state structure was threatened, it was forcibly restored.

For example, Athens collected contributions from a network of other states to help support its powerful navy in protecting them. Under Pericles, about 430 B.C.

these payments grew quickly and the navy was used more to enforce payment than to protect.

An Athenian empire quickly came into existence. The wealth taken from other city-states allowed the great flowering of architecture

that we celebrate as one of the greatest accomplishments of the ancient world, as epitomized by the Acropolis. (G. Rieke)

Sparta and its allies successfully restored the independence of the city-states in the Peloponesian Wars.

Athens' imperial ambitions were so immense that it weakened its ability to fight Sparta by invading Sicily in the middle of these wars, where it was disastrously defeated by the navy and army of Syracuse

When the Spartan alliance was finally victorious, they fortunately violated Greek tradition and did not destroy Athens. Instead, they let it survive as a center of learning and intellectual influence, and scienc