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If they had been very obvious

It's possible the Jupiter moons might have been spotted and Venus phases too, but that was so excepionnal it would have been very difficult to defend!
But had it been obvious they turn around Jupiter and had it been seen every time Jupiter was in sight, I'm pretty sure it would have helped de-centralize the Earth centuries before the invention of the refractor.

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