Questions and Answers on Solar System+Plane

• Are the nine planets of the solar system in the same plane?

  No, but their orbits follow Kepler's first law. Their orbits are elliptical and nearly circular. If the earth is taken as a reference, that is, the earth's orbit (ecliptic) is taken as a plane, other orbits are inclined to it. But the sun is always at a focus of their orbits

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• Questions about the solar system?

  Just approximate Pluto's inclination is very large

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• What causes the planets in the solar system to be in the same plane during revolution?

  I think it is the problem of gravitation, not only in the solar system, but also in other galaxies

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• Why do the planets of the solar system orbit the sun on the same plane?

  [2] The eight planets in the solar system are all in nearly circular orbits on almost the same plane, rotating around the sun in the same direction

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• Why do the celestial bodies in the solar system move in almost the same plane?

  Why are your questions becoming more professional? I'm just an amateur Because the nine planets of the solar system are constantly circling the sun under the action of the sun's great gravity, and their orbits are almost on the same plane with the same revolution direction. In addition, the distance from the sun is different, the revolution speed and period are different, and the relative position of the planets is constantly changing in the revolution, which will form "ten linked stars" and "five linked stars" at a specific time These arrangements can be calculated, for example, Wudao Mian

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• Are the orbital planes of the major planets of the solar system rotating around the sun coincident?

  The universal gravitation between planets will naturally pull the star body in a plane, otherwise the planet itself will have a turning distance perpendicular to the orbital plane, until it is in the same plane, this turning distance will be zero Of course, the planets are not completely in the same plane, just approximate

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• What is the angle between the plane of the solar system and the plane of the Milky Way?

  About 85 °, nearly vertical. The orbit of the earth around the sun can be approximately regarded as the plane where the solar system is located, and most of the major celestial bodies in the solar system revolve around this orbit plane (the difference is not more than 7 °). Seen from the earth, the sun revolves around the ecliptic. In summer, the ecliptic is about 23 ° south of the celestial equator. The galactic track is the plane where the Milky Way galaxy is observed on the Earth, which is about 60 ° north of the ecliptic in summer. In comparison, the ecliptic

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• Can people live forever without the changes of the four seasons?

  There is something immortal!!! Do you like cancer cells!!!

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• Is the central axis of the earth the axis of rotation? Connect the two poles. What is the angle between this line and the horizontal plane of the solar system?

  Yes, the included angle is 23.5 °

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• There are several stars in the solar system

  1 star, 9 confirmed planets, 1 undetermined, and a bunch of comets, satellites

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• What is the solar system

  solar system solar system The celestial body system composed of the sun and the celestial bodies running around it under its gravitational force, including the sun, planets, asteroids, satellites, comets, meteoroids and interplanetary matter. The central celestial body, the sun, is the only star that can see the apparent circle, accounting for 99.865% of the total mass of the system. From near to far from the sun, the nine planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

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