Is the motion capability a special feature of the object?

Zahra Ghaffari @Zahra_Ghaffari10

10 October 2018 0 7K Report

I have a question in the subject of kinematics in physics.

Aristotle introduces physics as a science that discusses the motion of objects.

Is this definition complete?

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