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(384-322 BC)
-Geocentric
-all objects orbit around Earth in perfect circles
-Couldn't explain the backwards motion of the planets.
Source: video

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(100-170 AD)
Geocentric
-The planets and the sun both moved on epicycles
-The geocentric model was very messy and confusing
Source: Video

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(1473-1543)
-Heliocentric
-The sun is at the center of the solar system
- Was difficult to prove that the sun was at the center of everything because the circular orbits were inaccurate. Both models were bad at predicting how the planets would move.
Source: Video

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(1571-1630)
Heliocentric
-Decided that orbits did not have to be perfect circles and could be ellipsis.
-Model was based on geometry  which was inaccurate.
Source:https://www.thegreatcoursesdaily.com/what-johannes-kepler-got-wrong/

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(1564-1642)
-Heliocentric
-His telescope pointed out Jupiter's four moons and saw that they Venus has phases like our moons. Which made no sense in the Geocentric model.
-Did not believe that our moon controls the ocean tides. He also didn't believe how comets were a disruption in the Earth's atmosphere.
Source: https://www.princeton.edu/news/2002/03/15/science-writer-tells-galileos-modern-day-struggles#:~:text=Galileo%20also%20had%20his%20share,of%20objects%20in%20the%20heavens.%E2%80%9D

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(2021)
-A model close to Heliocentric
-In modern day. the sun is at the center of our solar system and planets move in elliptical orbits around it.
-It is hard to visualize because the numbers are so huge.
Source:https://www.treehugger.com/every-solar-system-model-youve-seen-is-wrong-4863714