4 Types of Planetary Motion

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4 Types of Planetary Motion Use your textbook to define the following words Rotation- Revolution- Gravity- Inertia-

Rotation- when an object spins on its axis, it causes day & night

Revolution- When an object goes around another object, to orbit, one trip around the sun is a year on that planet

Gravity- a force that pulls objects together, the mass and distance between objects affects its strength, it holds solar sys. and galaxies together Inertia- an objects resistance to change in its speed or direction, a planets forward motion, when balanced with gravity it keeps planets orbiting, if not balanced the planet will travel off into space

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