Which observation indicates that Aristotle’s geocentric model was flawed?(1 point)

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The sun appears to move across the sky each day.
The sun appears to move across the sky each day. - no response given

The stars appear to be farther from Earth than the moon is.
The stars appear to be farther from Earth than the moon is. - no response given

Objects in the sky appear in different areas of the sky each night.
Objects in the sky appear in different areas of the sky each night. - no response given

The moon’s appearance changes throughout the month.
The moon’s appearance changes throughout the month. - incorrect
Incorrect

Aristotle’s prediction of the moon’s motion was correct.

Answer 1

The observation that indicates that Aristotle’s geocentric model was flawed is:

Objects in the sky appear in different areas of the sky each night.

This observation suggests that the celestial bodies do not have a fixed position relative to the Earth but instead move in a way that would not be accurately explained by a geocentric model, which posited that all celestial bodies revolve around the Earth in fixed paths.