Which of the following correctly differentiates between the science in the time of Aristotle and science in the time of Galileo?
a) In Galileo's time, science was more like philosophy, whereas in Aristotle's time, it involved objective, empirical test.
b) In Aristotle's time, science was more like philosophy, whereas in Galileo's time, it involved objective, empirical test.
c) In Galileo's time, science was practiced only by great thinkers, whereas in Aristotle's time, it could be practiced by anyone.
d) In Aristotle's time, science was practiced only by great thinkers, whereas in Galileo's time, it could be practiced by anyone.