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In the sixteenth century, the geocentric theory was a daim with substantial evidence. Which of the following best describes why scientists began to regard the heliocentric theor…

In the sixteenth century, the geocentric theory was a daim with substantial evidence. Which of the following best describes why scientists began to regard the heliocentric theor…
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In the sixteenth century, the geocentric theory was a daim with substantial evidence. Which of the following best describes why scientists began to regard the heliocentric theory as more acceptable?

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The heliocentric theory was better supported by data explaining the rotation of the planets and other bodies in the solar system.

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