Chronos is the father of time in Greek myths. Chronology means the science of measuring time, so therefore comes from Cronos.
Mythology
If Greek mythology: Hera If Roman mythology: Juno
Norse mythology, or you can also say the myths of Scandinavia.
There is no Eric in Greek mythology.
Mythology is the study of myths (the lore of ancient people). Science is an enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the natural world. No, mythology is not considered science.
If you think about it, mythology usually explains how the world evolved into it's present form, but in a cultural and religious way. But science fiction is based on future technology and basically, science, like UFOs. Mythology is explained unscientifically, and talks about imagined and unreal creatures, gods, and goddesses.
The Earth science area that has its origins in mythology is paleontology. This is the study of the evolution and changes in life on the planet.
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Mythology was created to answer humans question about nature and their lives. It explained natural phenomena that they didn't have the science to explain.
It is the same as any mythology. It is made up of stories to explain the world to the people who did not understand today's science.
At the time, they weren't myths, they believed it or at least I think they did. Therefore, it wasn't Science but Religon.
There was a period of history in which science was not known to the human race. Instead of science, mythology and superstition were the basis of human understanding of the world.
If you mean leaving aside pure fantasy, mythology and science fiction - no.
George W. Cox has written: 'An introducton to the science of comparative mythology and folklore' -- subject(s): Mythology, Folklore
The theme is Science/Technology verus Mythology/Faith.
It can't. Religion is mythology not science.