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What observations did the solar system this geocentric models of the solar system help to explain
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What observations did the solar system this geocentric models of the solar system help to explain

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retrograde motion

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Geocentric model of the solar system helped to explain retrograde motions of planets. Explanation: Geocentric model of planets was proposed by Ptolemy. It stated that all sun, planets and stars revolve round the earth in circular orbits.

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