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3 November, 02:51

Why do all the planets travel around the sun in the same direction

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  1. 3 November, 04:18
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    Ah yes!

    Also all of the asteroids.

    And it's also the same direction in which most

    of the moons revolve around their planets.

    And it's also the same direction in which

    the sun and most of the planets rotate.

    Fascinating, eh Captain?

    Once you have noticed that fascinating pattern everywhere

    throughout the solar system, it becomes a lot easier to understand

    the concept of one gigantic, rotating cloud of dust and gas which,

    over billions of years, shrinks and condenses to form the sun, plus

    tiny bits and pieces of leftover material in orbit around the sun.
  2. 3 November, 05:24
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    They go around in a circle because there is something that makes it go around
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