To us the sun is the most important of all the heavenly bodies.
However, not all the heavenly bodies behave as simply as the stars, the major exceptions being the sun, the moon and the planets.
The idea that the sun was looked upon as the power that attracts heavenly bodies is supported by the virile terms like Raghupati and Aditya used in referring to the sun.
The forces acting on the moon are the same as those acting on other heavenly bodies.
An imaginary sphere of infinite extent with the earth at its center on which the stars, planets, and other heavenly bodies appear to be located.
How do we explain why heavenly bodies orbit around other heavenly bodies?
That is the created world, but he doesn't stop there And he creates various heavenly bodies at this point.
an instrument for measuring altitude of heavenly bodies.
This was different from Aristotle's approach, in which the motion of heavenly bodies had no beginning and would also have no end.
Not only could we carry a lot more, there are other heavenly bodies, Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, for example, that are almost ENTIRELY water.
After that, it would be easier to watch the heavenly bodies and the sky itself by night, looking at the light of the moon and stars rather than the Sun and the Sun's light in the daytime.
Some think he was the first to study the heavenly bodies, as Eudemus says in his history of astronomy.
But there are other heavenly bodies which are still in this stage of evolution.
