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An educational and intriguing visual representation of the geocentric model of the universe. This image should show the Earth stationary in the center, with other celestial bodies, including the Sun, Moon, and moving around it in circular paths. To emphasize the point, also depict the movement of stars across the sky from the perspective of someone on Earth, signifying the illusion of Earth's stability and non-motion, which led to acceptance of the geocentric theory. Remember, the image should have no text included.

What caused people to accept the geocentric model of the universe?(1 point)

Noticing the gravity will eventually pull all the planets and the universe back together.

Telescopes allowed for a much detailed view of the circular orbits of the planets.

Objects seem to move across the sky, and Earth did not feel like it was moving.

Measurements and mathematical models demonstrated that the planets orbit around the sun.

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CORRECT ANSWERS AS OF 10/26/2022

Credit to @You Were Blessed for 11, 12, and 13.
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Q #1: A spiral galaxy can be described as what type of shape?
A #1: Pinwheel
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Q #2: What lies at the center of the Milky Way galaxy?
A #2: A black hole
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Q #3: How are asteroids and comets similar?
A #3: Both orbit the sun
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Q #4: At certain times of the year, five planets can be seen from Earth, including Mars and
A #4: Saturn
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Q #5: What caused people to accept the geocentric model of the universe?
A #5: Objects seem to move across the sky, and Earth did not feel like it was moving.
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Q #6: Which ideas describe the big crunch?
A #6: After the universe reaches its expansion limit, gravity will pull it all back together
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Q #7: Which question does the big bang theory leave unanswered?
A #7: What is the future of the universe?
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Q #8: Which theory of how the universe formed is best supported by evidence of radio waves detected in space?
A #8: Big Bang Theory
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Q #9: What triggered the cyclic model of the origin of the universe?
A #9: Some scientists think that the universe will not keep expanding forever
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Q #10: Which inference can be made from the spectrum readings?
A #10: There is a red shift, which means that the star is moving away from the sun.
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EXAM/TYPING PART
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Q #11: In three to five sentences, briefly describe how the big bang theory explains the origin and evolution of the universe.
A #11: The big bang theory explained the origin of the universe through the hypothesis that everything in the universe came into existence at about the same time billions of years ago.
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Q #12: In three to five sentences, evaluate the scientific evidence that supports the big bang theory and the steady state theory.
A #12: The big bang theory, is that the universe was created by an explosin that happened in space. Which is an extremely high temperature and high density resulted in expansion of the space after the universe cooled they said the elements were then formed.
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Q #13: In one or two sentences, make a hypothesis about the movement of the galaxy and explain at least one way to test the hypothesis.
A #13: The milky way galaxy is the galaxy system that has over a hundred billion stars and it also includes the solar system. It is also referred to as galaxy and the milky way was described like that because that is it´s appearance when viewed from the earth.

oh come on, 318 people viewed and there are like no answers?

It's Objects seem to move across the sky, and Earth did not feel like it was moving. ! I just got done with it and this is what it said was correct :-)

I think it's Objects seem to move across the sky, and Earth did not feel like it was moving.

2,106 and still no answer -_-

Z125 Kid is very much correct

I think the answer is Telescopes allowed for a much detailed view of the circular orbits of the planets.

so far nun but I think its Measurements and mathematical models demonstrated that the planets orbit around the sun.

The correct answer is "Objects seem to move across the sky, and Earth did not feel like it was moving." People accepted the geocentric model of the universe because they observed that objects in the sky, such as the Sun, Moon, and stars, appeared to move around the Earth. Additionally, they did not feel any sensation of the Earth moving. These observations led them to believe that the Earth was stationary at the center of the universe, with everything else revolving around it.