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If a planet was moving away from its star, would that slow its revolution down? HELLLLLLPPPPPPP

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AL2006

Orbits with larger average distances form the sun
have longer periods, because ...

-- the planet moves slower in a larger orbit,
and
-- it has farther to go for each revolution in a larger orbit.


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