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An overview of ancient astronomy, focusing on the understanding of lunar and solar eclipses, archeoastronomy, and the geocentric theory. It covers the differences between lunar and solar eclipses, the appearance of total solar and annular eclipses, and the reasons for the infrequent occurrence of two eclipses in a month. The document also discusses the knowledge ancient civilizations had about the sky, the geocentric theory, and its scientific support, as well as the lack of stellar parallax as an observational argument. Additionally, it introduces the concept of retrograde motion and its explanation in the geocentric and heliocentric models, precession, and the contributions of copernicus, tycho, and kepler.
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