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English: In De revolutionibus, Copernicus Illustrates Heliocentric Order of Planets not Orbits-Moon is not shown by Copernicus in this illustration. Comparing Planetary Model of Copernicus to Aristotle, Ptolemy, and Heracleides, illustrates the fallacy that exchanging the Sun with Earth is the origin of Copernicus’ very own heliocentrism. |
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