Answer:
I believe C,
Explanation:
The geocentric model of the universe maintained that the Earth was at the center of everything in the solar system. In it, the Sun and planets orbited around our planet. Many odd and elaborate adaptations were required to make this model agree with observations. This problem increased, as our our observations got more accurate.
The geocentric model was superseded by the heliocentric model, in which the planets all orbited the Sun. The Heliocentric model was eventually able to show that the positions of the planets over time were much more convincingly, and simply portrayed by it, than by the former model.
Apologizes if I'm wrong/
