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Why are the planets move around the sun?

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Why are the planets move around the sun?

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Because they are gravitationally tied to the sun, otherwise they have to infinite and beyond!

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because the sun is the heaviest star in our solar system, so it’s gravitational pull is stronger than even the largest planets/stars, so the planets are forced to revolve around it.

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Our sun Sol has within it’s gravitational/magnetic grasp our planets caught in orbit .

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