Which lists the Earth's location in order from LEAST to MOST specific cosmic location?

A) Milky Way Galaxy, the Solar System, the Universe B) Milky Way Galaxy, the Universe, the Solar System C) the Universe, Milky Way Galaxy, the Solar System D) the Solar System, Milky Way Galaxy, the Universe

The correct answer is - C) the Universe, Milky Way Galaxy, the Solar System.

Explanation:

Our home planet Earth (the most specific cosmic location) revolves around the Sun, which is a part of the Solar System. The Solar System revolves around the center of the Milky Way Galaxy that is a part of the Universe (the least specific cosmic location).

Think of it as the Universe being a country and Milky Way Galaxy is a city in that country. The Solar system is a street and planets are houses on that street.

Thus, the sum of bigger parts (a country) is the least specific location, while specific houses are the most specific locations. A room in the house would be even more specific.

C) the Universe, Milky Way Galaxy, the Solar System.