Question

what is the heliocentric theory? 1 point the idea that the earth is at the center of the universe the belief that planets move in circular paths the idea that the sun is at the center and planets move around it the belief that planets do not move what was galileo galilei’s contribution to astronomy? 1 point he created the heliocentric theory he stated that planets move in circular paths he used a telescope to find evidence supporting the heliocentric view he discovered the law of gravity

Explanation:

The heliocentric theory posits the sun as the center - of the solar system with planets orbiting it. Galileo used a telescope to observe celestial bodies, providing evidence for the heliocentric view. He did not create the heliocentric theory (Copernicus did), nor did he state planets move in circular paths (Kepler refined orbits to ellipses), and Newton discovered the law of gravity.

Answer:

The idea that the sun is at the center and planets move around it
He used a telescope to find evidence supporting the heliocentric view