Titlebook: Solar System Maps; From Antiquity to th Nick Kanas Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 Ancient models of the universe.A

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Our Expanding Solar System: Planets and Moons,ed these entities “wandering stars”, and they were associated with various deities and came to take on astrological significance. They numbered seven; in our terminology, they were the Sun, Moon, and the naked eye planets of Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Their apparent course in the sky

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World Views and the Solar System,rfect featureless orb, and faint cloudy areas in the sky had resolved into a multitude of stars never before seen with the naked eye. And now, on January 11, 1610, he would once again be checking on the star-like objects lined up to the east and west of Jupiter.

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Earth-Centered World Views in Classical Europe, its retinue and possibly some of the other planets revolved around the Earth (the so-called geoheliocentric world view). All of the stars and even God’s heaven surrounded the central Earth or Sun, and there was no real separation between our Sun and planets and the rest of the universe until the 17. Century.

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