Stefek, Kazimierz2026-05-082026-05-082002Dissertationes Paulinorum, 2002, Tom 11, s. 63-75.1230-2910https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/44062Many ideas, concepts, notions and problems which in our days function in science come from Ancient Greek Philosopher of Science. The article presents genesis of cosmological horizons in pre-relativistic physics. This subject was presented in two chapters: 1. “Boundary o f the Universe” in ancient and mediaeval models of the Universe; 2. Newtonian physics and idea of horizon. A reflection on the development of cosmology in methodological context concludes the article.polCC-BY-SA - Uznanie autorstwa - Na tych samych warunkachhoryzont kosmologicznykosmologiakosmosfizyka przedrelatywistycznarelatywizmfizykafilozofiawszechświatfizyka newtonowskastarożytnośćśredniowieczekosmologia starożytnakosmologia średniowiecznastarożytne modele wszechświataśredniowieczny model wszechświatahistoria kosmologiifilozofia starożytnafilozofia średniowiecznacosmological horizoncosmologycosmospre-relativistic physicsrelativismphysicsphilosophyuniverseNewtonian physicsantiquityMiddle Agesancient cosmologymedieval cosmologyancient models of the universemedieval model of the universehistory of cosmologyancient philosophymedieval philosophyArticle