The Solar System moves through space in a spiral path. While the planets orbit the Sun, the Sun itself travels around the center of the Milky Way at about 828,000 km/h, completing one orbit every 225–250 million years. As it moves, the planets follow in a helical pattern. On an even larger scale, the entire galaxy is also moving through space, drawn toward massive structures like the Great Attractor. This means the Solar System is constantly speeding through the universe. Let us know your though

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