Indeed, a geocentric model is more and more one of hubris.I understand struggling with the faith-vs-my-eyes thing. But... this is not one of those areas that conflicts with the gospel or with the creation story. And, the heliocentric model, if anything, proves that God is far, far greater than one who'd create an earth-centric universe, with a flat world as our home.
There are two lines of evidence form recent deep-space observations demonstrating that there is roughly about 2 trillion galaxies in the observable universe. Combine this with the estimate of about 1 planet on average per star, and perhaps 50 to 100 billion stars per galaxy, then at some point we need to show some humility especially when "before honor comes humility" (Pr. 15:33)
Nice story! If I could grasp more of what's out there then others would say my head is in the clouds, not understanding that I am just trying to get above them to see what the Lord has wrought above.I do not know why, but this started to open up the sky for me. Suddenly, the sky overhead began to seem almost 2-and-one-half dimensional. Almost three-dimensional. Hearing a star is 500ly away is one thing. Starting to get some level of comprehension of what that means is quite another. It was like looking at 35mm photos of the Grand Canyon all my life... and then seeing it with my own eyes. Yikes.