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9 October, 02:24

Why did people believe the geocentric view of the solar system?

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  1. 9 October, 04:41
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    It was easy for people to believe that because of what we see from earth. When looking up at the sky, the planets and stars seem to rotate around us. Until proven incorrect, it was easy to think that the earth was stationary because you don't feel like you're moving.
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