Leucippuss
Leucippus was an ancient Greek philosopher who is credited with the development of atomism. Little is known about his life, and much of what is attributed to him is also ascribed to his student, Democritus. Leucippus is thought to have lived in the 5th century BCE. His most significant contribution to philosophy was the theory that the universe is composed of indivisible particles called atoms, which move in a void.
According to Leucippus, these atoms were eternal, unchanging, and infinite in number and variety. They differed
The concept of the void was crucial to Leucippus's atomism, as he argued that atoms could not