Does the sun really move?

Question

Since I read somewhere it does...so I thought to ask what you think.

Answer 1

The sun rotates on its own axis that what causes the gavational pull to keep the planets moving around it.

Answer 2

Yes, the sun takes about 2 weeks to rotate on its axis once at the equator. It takes the sun 225 million years to revolve around the galaxy once.

Answer 3

Well in some cases it does. For exmaple In a eclipse...it has to move so that the earth and the sun and the moon match up. Also some scientist belive that it doesn't! so nobosy knows. But ithink it does.

Answer 4

The sun is a star and all stars wobble only if other planets are orbiting that particular star. Our star (sun) is also travelling through our galaxy (mily way) taking our planets too as we automatically orbit the sun.

Answer 5

Yes..the sun revolves around the Milky way galaxy

Answer 6

It orbits around the center of our galaxy, taking our whole solar system along with it. It has gone around about 20 times since the solar system's creation.

Answer 7

The sun does move relative to other stars. To say that it moves relative to Earth, or relative to a location on earth surface, requires a very egoistical frame of reference. (That's about the same as saying that if you drop an orange the earth leaps up to meet it...)

Answer 8

Every thing in the universe moves through space.

Answer 9

Relative to other stars, yes. You might say that everything in the universe is moving relative to something else.

Answer 10

in real terms yes, the sun moves......everything in the universe is moving. In relative terms (to Earth) the answer is no, we move around it.