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Gravity and Inertia

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Including the sun list the items in our solar system in order from largest to smallest
Pluto, Sun, Earth, Mars, Venus, Mercury
Sun, Earth, Mars, Venus, Mercury
Earth, Mars, Venus, Mercury,Sun
Earth,Jupiter,Saturn, Mars,Sun,
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Multiple Choice
The Easiest way to tell the difference between a moon and a planet is that
Planets orbit the moon, sun orbits the planet
Planets orbit the sun, Moons don't orbit anything
Planets orbit the Sun, Moons orbit their planet
the sun orbits the moon once a year
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following are gas planets
Saturn and Jupiter
Jupiter and Mars
Uranus and Neptune
Neptune and Pluto
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following are Ice planets
Saturn and Jupiter
Jupiter and Mars
Uranus and Neptune
Neptune and Pluto
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If Gravity is in our sun, and gravity attracts, why do we not float towards the sun?
cause gravity is pushing down on us
the suns gravity forces have no impact on earth
Because of the gravity in our earths core
Sun has weak gravitational pull
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The sun's gravitational pull keeps our solar system in line. Why does gravity not bring the planets closer to the sun?
Because gravity doesnt really exist, its just a theory
Because of anti gravity forces
Because of inertia
Gravity is present but too weak to really impact the planets
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How does gravities' interaction with the sun impact the sun and the rest of our solar system?
Gravity didn't actually cause the formation of our solar system, including the Sun, and its planets and moons
It is inertia that caused the formation of our solar system, including the Sun, and its planets and moons
gravity caused the formation the Sun only
It is gravity that caused the formation of our solar system, including the Sun, and its planets and moons
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