The solar system is huge. It would take a long time to even reach the edge of it. In 1977 a probe called Voyager 1 was launched. In 2012 it was thought that it had finally left the solar system. Now that is not even certain. So it would take a long time to leave it. To get to the nearest things outside of that would take long more than anyone could live, so nobody could live long enough to get anywhere near anything else beyond our solar system. Going in something like the Space Shuttles could take over 160,000 years to reach the nearest star.
well earth is in the solar system and if we dont have the solar system then we dont have earth than nobody would be alive.nobody.
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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.
Jupiter has the greatest mass of all planets in the Solar System. Its mass is about 1.9x 1027 kg which is about 318 times greater than that of the Earth. The planet with the largest mass in our solar system is by far Jupiter, although larger planets are now known to exist elsewhere.
well earth is in the solar system and if we dont have the solar system then we dont have earth than nobody would be alive.nobody.
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the planets, ateroids, smaller bodies, that dont qualify as planets. thats sad. and our sun. that is what makes up our solar system.
the planets, ateroids, smaller bodies, that dont qualify as planets. thats sad. and our sun. that is what makes up our solar system.
If the comet has enough movement energy, it might leave the Solar System forever. Otherwise, the Sun's gravity will eventually slow it down, and the comet will return.
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1.mercury 2.venus 3.earth 4.mars 5.saturn 6.jupiter 7.uranus 8.neptune i dont think pluto is in the solar system any more
Kepler 22b is an exoplanet located about 600 light-years away from Earth and it lies outside our solar system. As of now, there is no technology available to travel to or live on Kepler 22b. Additionally, we don't have enough information about its conditions to determine if it is suitable for human habitation.
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.
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