Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
TOPIC: Revolution of Planets
aayushaverma asked: why do not planets crash with each other while revolving around the sun?
Answers:
- parth sethi:- [ 9/15/2006 ] Because they move in their orbit.
- vidya:- [ 9/24/2006 ] Because of the gravitational force of the Sun on these planets, they do not crash with each other.
- Ayuta mohanty:- [ 9/30/2006 ] Planets do not crash with each other while revolving around the sun because they are arranged in their particular orbit.
- ap:- [ 10/1/2006 ] Planets revolve around the sun in fixed circular orbits.
- vignesh:- [ 10/13/2006 ] Every planet has an orbit in which they revolve. They will not go away from that orbit. That's why they do not crash with each other.
- Namrata.:- [ 10/16/2006 ] Because of the gravitational pull of the sun.
- vidya:- [ 11/10/2006 ] The motion of planets in their orbits is due to the force of gravitation of the Sun on them & so they do not crash with each other.
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