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In the past, how did people use the systematic movement of celestial bodies? Select all that apply.

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In past, people used the systematic movement of celestial bodies for making agricultural decisions, shipping navigation and for spiritual and religious practices.

Answer: Options 1, 2, and 4

<u>Explanation: </u>

The observation of systematic movement of celestial bodies comes under the field of Astrometry. The celestial mechanics which defines are the movement of celestial bodies is also a kind of Astrometry.

The celestial mechanics is used by the people in past to help in navigation during ship journey. Even the astrometry will help in predicting the seasons to be coming which will help in making agricultural decisions.

In astrology, the position of celestial bodies help in deciding the time for spiritual and religious practices. So, in ancient days, people used the systematic movement of celestial bodies in naked eyes to decide these.

vredina [299]3 years ago

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The answer is actually a,b, and d
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