geocentric

This is known as the geocentric model of the Universe.

Most charts are geocentric, that is based on the Earth.

We'd still have the geocentric one if it hadn't been for him.

Very few individuals promoted a geocentric view of the universe.

He described in his writing the Greek or geocentric view of the universe.

The following is a list of different geocentric orbit classifications.

The center of the geocentric cosmos had not been salubrious.

For almost two millennia, the geocentric model had been accepted by all but a few astronomers.

Because of its influence, the Ptolemaic system is sometimes considered identical with the geocentric model.

"Observational data mounted against the geocentric theory for a long time.

We approach the scroll and see that it depicts a geocentric model of the universe.

Adherence to the geocentric model stemmed largely from several important observations.

Astronomical clocks usually represent the solar system using the geocentric model.

Stake through its heart or not, the geocentric conceit stirs again.

The smaller mirrors in geocentric orbit formed a necklace across the morning.

"Looks like Galileo renouncing the geocentric model once and for all.

With this transition, the paper went county-wide from a more geocentric circulation.

However, the geocentric system would remain dominant until the Scientific Revolution.

It is essentially a geocentric model; the Earth is at the center of the universe.

The abdominal organs also contain receptors that provide geocentric information.

These were based on a Ptolemeic, geocentric model of the solar system.

The Moon, by similarity, is in a geocentric orbit around Earth.

Greenberg picked out at the bottom the geocentric coordinates and did a quick sum.

The geocentric latitude is not the appropriate up direction for the local tangent plane.

The world of Narnia is a flat world in a geocentric universe.