Aristotle, the Ancient Greek philosopher, considered the possibility that the Sun may lie at the center of the Solar System in the 3rd century B.C. However, he rejected this theory, because it predicts that the positions of the stars in the sky should change as the Earth moves in its orbit. This effect is called parallax and was not observed by the Ancient Greeks. Aristotle rejected the theory that the Sun is at the center of the Solar System based on the lack of observation of parallax. Which statement is most consistent with this fact? A. Aristotle must not have been applying the scientific method because he reached the wrong conclusion. B. Aristotle must not have conducted his experiments carefully. C. Aristotle did apply the scientific method, but there is no guarantee that the scientific method will yield the correct theoretical model of the Universe. D. The theory that the Sun is at the center of the Solar System is not scientific because it is not falsifiable