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what would you say is the strongest force in our galaxy? the sun, moon, or earth. support the answer with at least two facts.
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what would you say is the strongest force in our galaxy? the sun, moon, or earth. support the answer with at least two facts.
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it has tobe the sun everything revolves around it
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I think sun because:
-Sun is the strongest force. It has the largest gravitational pull.
-the moon and Earth both depend on the Sun for different things.
-The sun is not greatly affected by the Moo or the Earth.
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