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The concept of a star orbiting a planet is intriguing and challenges our conventional understanding of celestial mechanics. Typically, planets orbit stars due to the gravitational pull exerted by the more massive star. However, the search for exoplanets and the study of various star-planet systems have revealed complex and diverse orbital dynamics.
Planets Orbiting Stars:
Circumbinary Planets:
Planetary Systems Around Different Types of Stars:
While the data strongly support the existence of planets orbiting stars, there is no evidence to suggest that a star orbits a planet. The gravitational dynamics observed in various star-planet systems consistently show that the more massive star is the central body around which planets orbit.
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