The Heliocentric Theory
Shloka: Savita yantraíh prthivÍm aramnad askambhané savita dyam adrmhat ashvam ivadhuksad dhunim antariksam aturte baddham savita samudram Meaning: The sun has tied Earth and other planets through attraction and moves them around itself as if, a trainer moves newly trained horses around itself holding their leashes. Source: Rig ved Mandalam 10, Suktam149, Mantram 1 Shloka: Naivastamanamarkasya nodayah sarvada satah I Udayastamanakhyarn hi darsanadarsanarn raveh II Meaning: There is, in truth, neither rising nor setting for the sun, for it is always there and these terms (of rising and setting) merely imply his presence and disappearance. Source: Visnu-purana,