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Vanessa Wong
20 November, 21:11
What was the earliest solar system to exist?
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Evelin Myers
20 November, 21:31
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Heraclides (330 B. C.)
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Nikolai Pugh
21 November, 00:47
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Heraclides (330 B. C.) developed the first solar system model, placing the planets in order from the earth because at that time the earth was considered the center of our universe.
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