The movement of the planets and other celestial bodies in the Solar System is caused by

1. waves of solar radiation moving away from the Sun.

2. the repulsion of neighboring planets in the Solar System.

3. the sun's gravitational force

4. the pull from the edges of the Solar System

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Toby Ho

Physics

3 April, 00:27

The movement of the planets and other celestial bodies in the Solar System is caused by

1. waves of solar radiation moving away from the Sun.

2. the repulsion of neighboring planets in the Solar System.

3. the sun's gravitational force

4. the pull from the edges of the Solar System

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Aracely Burns · Answer 1

3. The sun's gravitational force.

Carlee Hurley · Answer 2

The movement of the planets and other celestial bodies in the solar system is actually caused by the sun's gravitational pull or force.

Just like the moon orbits the earth because of the gravitational pull by the earth so does gravitational pull by the sun causes planets' and other celestial bodies' orbit.

The movement of the planets and other celestial bodies in the Solar System is caused by1. waves of solar radiation moving away from the Sun.2. the repulsion of neighboring planets in the Solar System.3. the sun's gravitational force4. the pull from the edges of the Solar System

The movement of the planets and other celestial bodies in the Solar System is caused by

1. waves of solar radiation moving away from the Sun.

2. the repulsion of neighboring planets in the Solar System.

3. the sun's gravitational force

4. the pull from the edges of the Solar System