Physics, 06.04.2021 20:10, aminak185

1) What are the components of the solar system and how are they held in orbit around the sun? 2) How and why did the solar system form?

3) How does Earth's tilt relative to the sun lead to seasons?

4) How can a model of the solar system explain eclipses?

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Earth's tilt

eclipse

gas cloud

gravity

helium

hydrogen

lunar eclipse

nebular hypothesis

nuclear fusion

seasons

solar eclipse

Solar system

solar system formation

space objects

the Sun
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