The very first recorded case of a geocentric universe originates from around the sixth century BCE. It was during this time Pre-Socratic thinker Anaximander proposed a cosmological framework where a round and hollow Earth was held on high at the focal point of everything.

As per the geocentric model, the Sun, stars, Moon and planets all orbits the Earth. The geocentric model was the overwhelming depiction of the universe in numerous old human advancements, for example, those of Aristotle in Classical Greece and Ptolemy in Roman Egypt.

The geocentric model was inevitably supplanted by the heliocentric model. The most punctual heliocentric model, Copernican heliocentrism, could expel Ptolemy's epicycles in light of the fact that the retrograde movement could be believed to be the consequence of the mix of Earth and planet development and paces.

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3 years ago

In ancient Egypt, what role could a woman play in medicine? 1 Women had many rights but were unable to practice law or medicine.

Keith_Richards [23]

Answer:

Correct answer is 3 Any woman who could read or write would be able to be trained as a physician.

Explanation:

Third option is correct because there were many female doctors in Egypt, which is shown by historical evidence. We even have the name Merit-Ptah, which is the first known female doctor in Egypt. She lived around 2900 BC.

First option is wrong, because women had right to be educated.

Second option is wrong because there is no evidence that only women could train women.

Last option is wrong as women were highly respected in the society. We even have examples of pharaoh who were women.

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4 years ago

The ______ of a seismograph moves.

loris [4]

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first option. The creep meter of a seismograph moves. A creep meter is an instrument

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3 years ago

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