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Aztecs and Egyptians weren't pagan.
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'''Astronomy''' is the science of observing the [[heaven]]s. It has been studied since ancient times, forming a major part of the [[pagan]] religions of many early civilizations such as the [[Egpyt|Egyptians]] and the [[Aztecs]]. The great stone henge at [[Stonehenge]] in [[England]] is also thought to be an astronomical observatory. The handing down of complex astronomical teachings shows these early [[civilization]]s must have had formalized systems of [[education]].
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'''Astronomy''' is the science of observing the [[heaven]]s. It has been studied since ancient times, forming a major part of the religions of many early civilizations such as the [[Egpyt|Egyptians]] and the [[Aztecs]]. The great stone henge at [[Stonehenge]] in [[England]] is also thought to be an astronomical observatory. The handing down of complex astronomical teachings shows these early [[civilization]]s must have had formalized systems of [[education]].
    
Astronomy was crucial to the development of [[safe]] and accurate [[navigation]] for ships, and observations of the movement of [[heaven|heavenly bodies]] lead to the theories we know call [[physics]]. In fact astronomy and physics are still somewhat merged, some scientists calling themselves astrophysicists.<br />
 
Astronomy was crucial to the development of [[safe]] and accurate [[navigation]] for ships, and observations of the movement of [[heaven|heavenly bodies]] lead to the theories we know call [[physics]]. In fact astronomy and physics are still somewhat merged, some scientists calling themselves astrophysicists.<br />
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