Objects Orbiting Around the Center of the Milky Way Obey

question 9

Multiple Choice

Objects orbiting around the center of the Milky Way obey Kepler's 3rd Law. This means that:

• A) the pull of gravity gets stronger and stronger as you get further away from the center
• B) larger clusters of stars will orbit the center more quickly than smaller ones
• C) the closer a star is to the center, the longer it will take to go around
• D) a cloud of gas or star that is further from the center will generally take more time to orbit
• E) the orbits of all objects around the Galaxy are in the shape of a perfect circle

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