Eureka!
Mathematics, physics, engineering
Eureka!
Mathematics, physics, engineering
Exclaimed upon discovering the principle of buoyancy, running naked through the streets of Syracuse.
c. 250 BCE (approximate, story relayed by Vitruvius Pollio in 1st century BCE)
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