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Archimedes – The Genius of Ancient Greece The Father of Mathematics, Physics, and Engineering (287 BCE – 212 BCE)

Introduction Born in Syracuse, Sicily Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, inventor, and astronomer Known for combining theory with practical inventions

Major Contributions Discovered the principle of buoyancy ('Eureka!' moment) Invented the Archimedean screw (to raise water) Designed war machines to defend Syracuse Developed formulas for geometry, levers, and pulleys

Archimedes’ Principle Any object immersed in fluid is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced Basis for understanding floating and sinking Still used in shipbuilding and submarines today

Famous Inventions Archimedean Screw → for irrigation and water lifting Compound pulleys → to lift heavy objects easily Heat ray mirrors (legendary) → to burn enemy ships

Legacy Influenced modern science, mathematics, and engineering His works inspired Galileo, Newton, and modern physics Remembered as one of the greatest minds in history

Fun Facts Supposedly shouted 'Eureka!' after discovering buoyancy in a bath Could calculate with astonishing accuracy using geometry Died in 212 BCE during Roman conquest of Syracuse

Conclusion Archimedes blended theory and practice like no other His discoveries remain relevant even after 2000+ years A true pioneer of science and invention
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