How did Galileo’s observation of Venus support the heliocentric system?
- He observed th...
How did Galileo’s observation of Venus support the heliocentric system?
- He observed that while Venus was in the crescent phase it appeared larger than when it was in full phase.
- He observed that Venus appeared largest when it was in the full phase.
- He did not observe Venus as ever being in the full phase.
- He observed that while Venus was in the full phase it appeared larger than when it was in full phase.
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