With the exception of Pluto and Mercury, most of the planets display very little eccentricity in their orbits.

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anonymous · Answer

trur or false

anonymous · Answer

call that girl again shes better at this qusetion then me

agreene · Answer

Firstly, Pluto is not a planet.
Ignoring that, mercury has one of the least eccentric orbits.
Remember that eccentricity is how much an orbit is not a perfect circle

anonymous · Answer

@camerondoherty

anonymous · Answer

The solar system likely formed when a nebular cloud collapsed and began to
 	
	spin
	carry out nuclear fission
	break apart

anonymous · Answer

@countryboy15243

agreene · Answer

Actually on that last one, I was wrong--as I thought about it i decided to double check--mercury has the most eccentric orbit

anonymous · Answer

Our solar system resides in the
 	
	outside of a galaxy
	center of a galaxy
	outer spiral arms of a galaxy

anonymous · Answer

center

agreene · Answer

we are in a spiral arm of the milky way,  the center of most galaxies is a supermassive blackhole

anonymous · Answer

y is there a shinny ball in the center then

anonymous · Answer

its in the middle i just looked it up lol