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In Physics / Junior High School | 2025-05-19

how does the moon stay around the earth

Asked by leiks1543

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Answer:The Earth has a strong pull called gravity. The moon is always moving sideways. Because of Earth's gravity, the moon keeps falling towards Earth, but its sideways movement makes it miss. It keeps falling and missing, which makes it go around and around the Earth.

Answered by urprettysus | 2025-05-19

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