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Scaled to the atom's proportions, where would Earth orbit the sun?
ASlightly closer in
BExactly where it is
CMuch farther out
DMuch closer in
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Much farther out
An orbit 10^5 times the sun's radius would be about 7 × 10^13 m, over 100 times Earth's real orbital radius.
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