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Physics, 12.05.2021 19:30 rhettperkins

Which question would BEST explain why scientists now use Model 2 to describe Earth’s position in the solar system? A. Did new planets form and change the relative position of the sun and Earth?

B. Did the sun’s position change over time in the solar system?

C. Did new evidence change our understanding of the position of the Earth and sun?

D. Did the position of the Earth and sun change over time in the solar system?


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