Physics, asked by shashankszar2446, 4 months ago

Why are the orbits in the Solar System elliptic and not circular?

Answers

Answered by janvichandwani2

Answer:

Orbits are eliptical because of Newtons Law of Gravity (bodies attract each other in proportion to their mass and inversly proportional to the square of the distance between them). All worked out by Kepler some years ago. A circular orbit is a special (and very unlikely) case of an eliptical orbit.

pls mark me as brainlist

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 1 month ago

According to the passage, the Supreme Court has exempted which type of diesel vehicles from the registration banning list? a) Luxury vehicles b) Sports utility vehicles (SUVs) c) Vehicles affordable only by affluent people d) Vehicles with a capacity of below 2000 cc...

Social Sciences, 1 month ago

list the main objection of United Nation...

Biology, 1 month ago

Give a health care example of a pathology created from a patient experiencing a homeostatic imbalance. Explain in your own words. ...

Social Sciences, 4 months ago

love failure. .......