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Without the force of gravity, planets would continue in a straight line into space.

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Gravity causes the planets to stop moving.

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Kepler's First Law states planets orbit the Sun in an elliptical orbit.

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The force of gravity keeps planets in orbit around the Sun.

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Inertia helps a moving planet continue moving unless something intereferes with its path.

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Planets always move at the same speed around the sun.

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Planets orbit the Sun in perfect circles.

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More massive objects have a smaller gravitational force or pull.

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The word "elliptical" also means "oval-shaped."

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The Sun orbits the planets as they move.

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Without inertia, planets would most likely be sucked into the Sun.

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As objects move farther away from one another, their gravitational pull decreases.

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As objects move closer to one another, their gravitational pull gets stronger.

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The farther a planet is from the Sun, the longer it takes to orbit the Sun.

 
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