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Physics, 13.12.2019 16:31 babyissy2016

The moon is always circling around the earth, in a stable orbit. this movement is the reason we see the different phases of the moon. the moon is not the only thing in the solar system that is in orbit. it is also true that

a) the sun orbits around the moon.
b) the earth orbits around the sun.
c) the sun orbits around the earth.
d) the earth orbits around the other planets.

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