Why does sun not attract the planets on its surface by gravitational force, in spite of this planets revolve the sun?
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The gravitational pull of sun is indeed excellent but it's not sufficient to completely pull down the planets or stars it can just make them to revolve around because it's only capable of that
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The gravitational pull of sun is indeed excellent but it's not sufficient to completely pull down the planets or stars it can just make them to revolve around because it's only capable of that
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They attract in which they revolve but not so strong that they pull it completely
For example take a magnet now the car is made of metal do u think magnet will pull the car
The magnet cant because its small and not capable now take a big magnet it will attract
The same thing happens in space
But it is not a magnetic force it is gravitational force
It depends on mass not on magnetic material
Magnetic force works like a gravitional force
Dont think that suns gravitational pull is so strong
No it is not
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as sun is too much massive it curves space and time too much around it so earth and as all others planets like earth are also massive and also make huge curvature of space and time so by this they follow the path of curved space and time and don't collapse right into the sun
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