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What keeps planets in our solar system? A. The elliptical motion of the planets around the sun B. The gravitational force between the Earth and Sun C. The magnetic field surrounding the Sun D. The electromagnetic
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What keeps planets in our solar system?
A. The elliptical motion of the planets around the sun
B. The gravitational force between the Earth and Sun
C. The magnetic field surrounding the Sun
D. The electromagnetic radiation from the sun
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