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stealth61 [152]
3 years ago
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what is the geocentric model of stars and planets? a.) the belief that stars and planets revolve around the earth b.) the belief

that planets revolve around the stars c.) the belief that planets and the moon revolve around earth d.) the belief that stars and planets revolve around the sun
Physics
1 answer:
amid [387]3 years ago
7 0

a.) the belief that stars and planets revolve around the earth

Explanation:

The geocentric model of stars and planets is the belief that stars and planets revolves around the earth.

The model places the earth at the center of the system.

  • Geo - earth ; centric - center
  • This was the original school of thought about the way the earth relates to other bodies in the universe.
  • This model was replaced by the heliocentric universe in which stars are at the center and the planets revolves round them.
  • The idea was put forward by Nicola Copernicus

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