Physics, 20.11.2019 23:31 ryleigh1780
Aristarchus measured the relative sizes of the earth, moon, and sun using eclipses and phase timings. since the moon is smaller than the earth and orbits the earth and the earth is smaller than the sun, he deduced that the earth must orbit the sun. this last phrase is what part of the scientific method?
a) observation.
b) theory.
c) prediction based on theory.
d) observation of prediction.
e) confirm/refute/modify theory.
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