A student made the following observations about astronomical bodies.
Observation 1: Mars reverses its direction of motion in the night's sky.
Observation 2: The stars move across the sky.
Which observation(s) can be explained using the heliocentric model but not the geocentric model?
(A)Only observation 1
(B) Only observation 2
(C) Both observation 1 and observation 2
(D) Neither observation 1 nor observation 2
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A student made the following observations about astronomical bodies.
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