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My Student question The nine planets in our solar system as we know it all have a gravitational pull from the sun and from the planets around it. The sun every day distributes a certain amount of energy to all the planets in our solar system. Then the energy that the planets produce is then sent out from the inner parts of those planets is then sent back at the suns energy which keeps them in orbit. How do we know this? We as human beings have wondered many things about the solar system and the universe but scientists have looked at the earth and how it connects with the nine other planets in our solar system and this is one of the similarity’s that they all had. What impact has this had on our society? Many scientists have been as king this question for some time. Will any of the planets or even our planet ever fall out of its orbit axis and float out into distant space.

How do we know this?

Over many years scientists have had many theories about the orbit of the planets but they where never shaw if they had the correct idea. Over the years scientists have been observing the planets and the sun and how there orbits have reacted when they com in contact with verious objects the they saw many things that may have had an effect on the orbit of all the planets but they where never shaw. When they where observing the sun they found that every so often it would distribute a signifagent amount of energy to all the planets and the planets would then send a signifagent amount pf energy to fight this force and as this force is going on it keeps the planets in our solar system in orbit.