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What data did Tycho Brahe collect that was useful to Johannes Kepler in his quest to describe planetary motion?
 
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What major change did Copernicus make in the Ptolemaic system? Why was this change philosophically different?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Tycho Brahe tried to collect measurements of stellar parallax to disprove Copernicus's heliocentric theory. Kepler later used these measurements to prove the Copernican model correct.

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Copernicus changed the view of the solar system from a geocentric one to a heliocentric one, where the Sun became the center around which all planetary bodies orbited. This change was philosophically different in that Copernicus held the Sun as a great monumental illuminating body that should, of course, be at the center.




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