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Earth orbits the Sun because there is a Gravitational pull from the sun on the earth. The earth is pulled toward the sun, rather than going off in a straight line
Gravitational pull from the sun on the earth. The sun pulls the earth in the direction of the Earth’s orbital path
Gravitational push from the sun on the Earth. The sun pushes the Earth away so it does not crash into the sun
Strong magnetic interaction between the sun and the Earth. The gravitational interaction between the sun and the Earth is small

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