What is the name of the solar system that Earth is in?

Answer 1

Earth, like all the other 7 planets, revolves around the sun. Hence, earth is said to be a part of the "Solar" system.

Answer 2

The Sun.

Answer 3

The solar system that Earth is in is called the "Solar System" after the Latin word "sol," which means sun. It consists of the Sun, eight planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and other celestial bodies.

Answer 4

The unique properties that led to life on earth was that meteors were constantly hitting our planet. All of the minerals and other composites were put into the sea giving life to one celled organisms. We also have an ozone layer which protects us from the sun. This helps maintain life. We're also just at the right place away from the sun to maintain life.

Answer 5

In an elipse. The Sun is in one of the focal points of the elipse. The Earth moves faster when it is closer to the Sun, in such a way that the segment that connects the Sun and the Earth passes over equal areas in equal time intervals.

Answer 6

The short answer is, through the preservation of angular momentum.The whole Solar System framed from a cloud of gas and clean in the vicinity of 4.6 billion years prior. Some occasion, for instance a close-by supernova blast brought about the cloud to fall internal through common gravity. Every individual molecule of gas and dust had its development, and as they gathered together through gravity, the entire cloud started to turn in a normal heading.

Answer 7

Earth is (so far) the only planet with life. We hope to discover some lifeforms on other planets, although it probably won't be "life as we know it".

However, given that we're discovering that a great number of stars have planets, it's probable that there will be many planets with "life" out there.

Answer 8

Yes, because it is the only planet that can sustain life (as we know it) and it has oceans therefore water. and we're in the perfect place because if we switched with venus we would burn wheras switched with mars we would freeze.

Answer 9

In an elipse. The Sun is in one of the focal points of the elipse. The Earth moves faster when it is closer to the Sun, in such a way that the segment that connects the Sun and the Earth passes over equal areas in equal time intervals.

In an elipse. The Sun is in one of the focal points of the elipse. The Earth moves faster when it is closer to the Sun, in such a way that the segment that connects the Sun and the Earth passes over equal areas in equal time intervals.

In an elipse. The Sun is in one of the focal points of the elipse. The Earth moves faster when it is closer to the Sun, in such a way that the segment that connects the Sun and the Earth passes over equal areas in equal time intervals.

In an elipse. The Sun is in one of the focal points of the elipse. The Earth moves faster when it is closer to the Sun, in such a way that the segment that connects the Sun and the Earth passes over equal areas in equal time intervals.

Answer 10

• The only planet discovered so far with advanced life
• Liquid water
• Size is large enough to hold the atmosphere through gravity
• Distance: Just the right distance from the sun to allow an atmosphere to exist, for water to be in its current water state and for life to evolve
• Core composition is just perfect (iron-nickel and silica mantle surrounded by a thin crust) for an active but not over-active volcanic system, providing oceans and land
• The aspect tilt of 23 degrees allows just the right amount of seasons to occur to support life