Gravedad: gravedad en el espacio

The video explains the structure of the solar system, highlighting the role of gravity in maintaining the orbits of planets around the Sun. It emphasizes the Sun's gravitational pull as the anchor that keeps the solar system intact, preventing planets from drifting into space.

What is the solar system primarily composed of?

• Black holes and nebulae

• Comets and asteroids

• Planets and other celestial bodies

• Stars and galaxies

What force keeps the planets in their orbits around the Sun?

• Magnetic force

• Electromagnetic force

• Gravitational force

• Nuclear force

What would happen to Earth without gravity?

• It would drift into space

• It would remain stationary

• It would collide with other planets

• It would move closer to the Sun

What role does the Sun play in the solar system?

• It creates new planets

• It repels asteroids

• It provides light and heat

• It acts as a gravitational anchor

How does the Sun's gravitational pull affect the planets?

• It pushes them away

• It changes their color

• It increases their size

• It keeps them in orbit