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What holds the planets together?
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What holds the planets together?

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Gravitational Pull / Gravity

Step-by-step explanation:

Gravitational Pull is basically in lame mans term, a really thick and long string. In our solar system the string is held up by the sun. The sun takes up 97 - 99 percent of our solar system, so that string is basically the link that keeps the other planets.

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the ground an the and The Roots an sometimes vines

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