What model of the universe had the sun as the center of rotation of the planets?

Answer 1

Actually Copernicus stole the idea from Aristarchus of Samos ( 3rd century B.C.). At the first edition of his work he admitted that, but later decided to remove the admition. So the model should be Aristarchian, but it was not established because it was against physical observations (something thrown upwards falls straight down, so the earth cannot be moving)

Answer 2

This would be known as the heliocentric model. The opposite of the heliocentric model is the geocentric model, which has Earth at the center.

Answer 3

The Copernican model ,. suggested the sun as Center, of the Universe

Answer 4

Heliocentric

Answer 5

Also known as the Copernician Model

Answer 6

Copernican, named after Nicolaus Copernicus, churchman of Torun, Poland (15rth Century), who held that the planets orbited the sun in circular orbits. Furthered by Johannes Kepler, (17th Century) who realized that the orbits are elliptical.

Answer 7

we are residing in our photograph voltaic equipment, wherein all our planets revolve around our solar. however the photograph voltaic equipment is barely one in many interior the Milky way galaxy, and we're not even very on the element of the midsection of the galaxy. there won't be a fave midsection element of the universe, yet a theoretical one, a "gravitational singularity," is the place the universe all started and the super Bang is declared to have occured.

Answer 8

This is usually referred to as a heliocentric system, and there were several versions of this theory througout history.

Answer 9

Heliocentric, not Geocentric