Which of the following is a result of gravitational forces in the Solar System?
A.
the radiation given off by Jupiter
B.
Saturn is further away from the Sun than Earth
C.
the difference in surface temperature on each of the planets
D.
the orbit of moons around their planets in the Solar system
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