👉 Thrasymedes was a Greek philosopher who lived around the sixth century BCE. He believed in the existence of an invisible force, known as the "thrust," which was responsible for the movement and change of celestial bodies. He proposed that this force could be influenced by various phenomena, such as earthquakes or eclipses, to cause the movement of the stars and planets. His ideas were influential in shaping the classical understanding of astronomy and geology during his time.
