Aristotle's “Physics” is one of his fundamental works and covers the general doctrine of nature. Here is Aristotle's teaching about the general principles of being and the forms of its change. “Physics” is the main source for acquaintance with the natural scientific achievements of Greek thought, and in a certain sense it represents the history of ancient natural science before Aristotle and a generalization of the scientific achievements of his era. The publication of this book gives the reader the opportunity to directly become familiar with the formulation of the main questions of the philosophy of natural science (problems of change, infinity, emptiness, space, time, forms of motion, etc.). It is recommended not only to philosophers, methodologists and historians of science, but also to a wide range of readers who want to get acquainted with the legacy of the great thinker.