Long-period comets such as Halley's Comet have elliptical orbits that stretch billions of miles out of the solar system and back again. Other comets have hyperbolic orbits that bring them close once but never again, or at least not for many millions of years.
Have human or human made objects travel to neptune
its because the sound waves travel faster in air..... and also recommended the waves
Through space. Comets have a period in which they orbit the Sun in an elongated ellipse, some have long periods, e.g. Halley's Comet, 75 years.
no. example: Pluto sometimes crosses orbits of other planets and asteroids that arent in the asteroid belt dont. *NEW EDIT* YES. The solar system consists of all objects orbiting around the sun. All of them move in elliptical (or ovalish) shaped orbits. This is a basic fact of astronomy. The first answer is totally ridiculous.
If the object were on earth it would travel 9.8 m/s^2.
elongated elliptical orbits around the sun
icy objects travel around the sun
craters
That is called an orbit.
planets
in the right way
ASTEROIDS TRAVEL AROUND THE SUN IN A COUNTERCLOCKWISE DIRECTION JUST LIKE THE PLANETS. Comets differ in their orbits.Most of them have orbits so large and elongated that it takes thousands of years for them to come near the sun.
It can't. Light is a transverse wave, so objects can obstruct it.
There are many objects that orbit the sun: Planets (and all of their moons, totaling more than 61), the asteroids, comets, meteoroids, and other rocks and gas.
yes
compass
No, some go around the sun in over 60 earth years some less.