How does the heliocentric model of planetary motion explain a star's path across the night sky?
The sky is fixed and rotates around Earth.
Earth moves along its orbit daily to follow the stars.
The rotation of Earth makes objects in the sky appear to move.
Each star creates a different amount of light, imitating movement.
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