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As ancient Greeks investigated the human body, they ran into problems about what blood was and where it came from. Intellectuals, like Plato and Aristotle, developed sophisticated answers to these questions about blood, and more.

Ancient Pythagorean philosophers believed that the heavenly bodies made a very loud, harmonious sound as they moved around the Earth, according to Aristotle in De Caelo. This was called 'the music of the spheres.'

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