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Which planet in our solar system experiences the least gravitational attraction TO THE SUN? Please tell me why as well.
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Which planet in our solar system experiences the least gravitational attraction TO THE SUN? Please tell me why as well.

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if you count Pluto, then Pluto. But if you dont, then its Neptune. This is because of the gravitational pull of the sun. Neptune/Pluto is the farthest so it has the least affect from the gravitational pull.
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