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Which scientist explained the parallax problem by theorizing that there was no visible parallax because the stars were very far away? Ptolemy Aristotle Aristarchus Copernicus

Which scientist explained the parallax problem by theorizing that there was no visible parallax because the stars were very far away? Ptolemy Aristotle Aristarchus Copernicus
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Which scientist explained the parallax problem by theorizing that there was no visible parallax because the stars were very far away?

Ptolemy

Aristotle

Aristarchus

Copernicus

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Aristarchus hope this helps :)
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That was Aristarchus :)
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