Aristotle argued that heavy bodies always fall faster than light ones.

Aristotle argued that heavy bodies always fall faster than light ones. Describe from which observations Aristotle made his conclusion.

Famous scientists have always made similar conclusions based on their own personal observations and experiments.

Aristotle was no exception in this regard.

He recorded his experiences and observed the behavior of the real world.

In addition, he himself threw various things in turn, and concluded that objects with a larger mass fall to the ground faster than objects with a lower mass.

It turns out that the scientist made such conclusions about the properties of objects, based on his experiments and observations of the environment.