The sun keeps all of the planets orbiting it because
the law of universal gravitation s...
The sun keeps all of the planets orbiting it because
the law of universal gravitation states that an increase in mass causes an increase in gravitational force
the law of ellipses states that the planets orbit the sun in circular patterns
the law of harmonies states that the motion of the planets will not stop unless an outside force is applied
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