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Structure of the Heavens

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Polish astronomer who proposed a heliocentric system of the universe   Nicklaus Copernicus  
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Scientist who discovered the law0 universal gravitation   Sir Isaac Newton  
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astronomer whose book Almagest mathematically described the geocentric view of the universe   Ptolemy  
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astronomer who discovered that the planets do not travel in circles   Johannes Kepler  
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astronomer whose discovery of the phases of Venus helped prove the heliocentric view   Galileo Galileo  
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the study of God's creation beyond our atmosphere   astronomy  
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the force of attraction that exists between any two objects   gravity  
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the general term for a space that does not contain any other matter   black hole  
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the point in a planet's orbit that is farthest from the sun   perihelion  
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the sun, planets, the planets' moons, and other smaller bodies that orbit the sun firm   the solar system  
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