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Why does Earth orbit the Sun rather than any other body in the solar system?
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The Earth is closer to the Sun than other bodies in the solar system.
The Earth is closer to the Sun than other bodies in the solar system.
The Sun is the most massive object; gravitational attraction is related to mass.
The Sun is the most massive object; gravitational attraction is related to mass.
The rotational motions of all the planets, including Earth, cause them to remain in its orbit around the Sun.
The rotational motions of all the planets, including Earth, cause them to remain in its orbit around the Sun.
The mutual repulsions among all the planets hold Earth in its orbit.
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The Earth is closer to the Sun than other bodies in the solar system.
The Earth is closer to the Sun than other bodies in the solar system.
The Sun is the most massive object; gravitational attraction is related to mass.
The Sun is the most massive object; gravitational attraction is related to mass.
The rotational motions of all the planets, including Earth, cause them to remain in its orbit around the Sun.
The rotational motions of all the planets, including Earth, cause them to remain in its orbit around the Sun.
The mutual repulsions among all the planets hold Earth in its orbit.
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is that correct
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The mutual repulsions among all the planets hold Earth in its orbit.
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Apologies for the error in my response. The correct explanation is: The Sun's gravitational pull is much stronger than the gravitational pull of any other body in the solar system, which is why Earth orbits the Sun rather than any other body.
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