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If an accelerator made a black hole that consumes Earth, would moon still orbit?melaniejs44070
How much relative time do I gain from the movement of the Earth and Sun?nudephil22092
Secrets of the orbit of the moonFermer052910553
Does the moon spin on its axis?MeganM92585
Are all the planets in the solar system the same age?Mariana61758
Will the moon escape the Earth?JennyGracie5941
Would particles orbit a falling body?miniguy21748
Does Earth's Orbit vary around the Sun?bobdihi31276
Why does Venus rotate differently to other planets? IzzieClarke31747
Apart from Earth's, do any other moons show the same face to their host planet?chris71974
Is the sun in the same spot each year?Chuckknorris42022756
Is solar mass loss altering the Earth's orbit?chris21375
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