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What holds our solar system together? A. Electric currents in the Sun's magnetic field B. The small objects in the Kuiper Belt that did not combine to form planets C. Earth…

What holds our solar system together? A. Electric currents in the Sun's magnetic field B. The small objects in the Kuiper Belt that did not combine to form planets C. Earth…
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What holds our solar system together?

A. Electric currents in the Sun's magnetic field
B. The small objects in the Kuiper Belt that did not combine to form planets
C. Earth's gravity
D. The Sun's gravity

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User Manikanta
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Answer:

D

Step-by-step explanation:

Without the sun's gravity everything would move around.

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User G Gr
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Answer:

d suns gravity

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What holds our solar system together? A. Electric currents in the Sun's magnetic field-example-1
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