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Tycho Brahe, the most prominent and accomplished astronomer of his era, mademeasurements of the apparent sizes of the Sun, Moon, stars, and planets. Fromthese he showed that within a geocentric cosmos these bodies were of comparablesizes, with the Sun being the largest body and the Moon the smallest. Hefurther showed that within a heliocentric cosmos, the stars had to be absurdlylarge - with the smallest star dwarfing even the Sun. (The results of Tycho'scalculations are illustrated in this paper.) Various Copernicans responded tothis issue of observation and geometry by appealing to the power of God: Theyargued that giant stars were not absurd because even such giant objects werenothing compared to an infinite God, and that in fact the Copernican starspointed out the power of God to humankind. Tycho rejected this argument.

Regarding how Tycho Brahe noted the absurdity of the Copernican Theory  regarding the Bigness of Stars, while the Copernicans appealed to God to  answer that absurdity