In this passage, the term "revolution" refers to a significant and fundamental change or transformation, particularly in a field of study or understanding. In the context of modern astronomy, it likely pertains to the scientific revolution, which was a pivotal period marked by advancements in observation and theory that reshaped our understanding of the universe. It does not refer to the physical act of revolution, such as the movement of celestial bodies or a political uprising.
This theory formed the basis of moderate modern astronomy, and also became one of the foundations of the significant revolution.
Which meaning of revolution is used in this passage?
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