Science, asked by gurmuksingh171, 8 months ago

the motion of around the earth is due to which force?​

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Answered by jasjot1897
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It happens due to magnetic force . Maybe the answer could be Buoyant force also

Answered by suresh1979
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Because there IS a force of attraction toward the Earth, the moon "falls" from a straight line into a curve (orbit) around the Earth and ends up revolving around us. The Earth's gravity holds it in orbit, so it can't just go off in a straight

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