Answer:
Brahe suggested that the Sun and moon orbited Earth, and the rest of the planets orbited the Sun.
Step-by-step explanation:
Tycho Brahe did not resolve to abandon geocentrism, but preferred to develop a mixed system, called geo-heliocentric: in it, the Earth remained motionless at the center of the universe, while the other planets revolved around the sun, also driven by the movement of it around the Earth. Although conceptually ruined by the discoveries of Kepler and then Newton, the system was supported throughout the seventeenth century by the Jesuits, who saw it as the only way to save the immobility of the Earth, in their eyes according to the Scriptures.