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Why the planet go around the sun?

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Anonymous

12y ago
Updated: 2/25/2023

This is mainly because the sun has a much higher mass than any other object inside our solar system. The sun is so heavy that most other objects close to it start rotating around it. The same happens, on a miniature scale, with the Earth and the moon, where the moon rotates around the Earth because the Earth has the highest mass of any object close to the moon.

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