All the Planets Move Around the Sun in a (1) Circular path, (2) Rectangular path, (3) Elongated path

Answer: (C) Elongated Path is the right answer.

Explanation:

Elliptical orbit describes how an object moves or spins around another item in an extended route rather than in a circular motion. All of the planets in our solar system orbit the sun on an extended path. 

The moon, our natural satellite, revolves the same way. The speed of the moon as it revolves around the planet Earth changes based on its place in the revolutionary route.

All of the planets’ orbits are elliptical, but the eccentricities are so slight that they appear circular; Pluto and Mercury, on the other hand, have more elliptical routes that appear more eccentric. Circular pathways are less important than elliptical ones.

The reason behind this is that a spaceship leaving Earth and travelling in a circular direction will not get very far. Kepler, the astronomer, explained elliptical routes quite effectively.

As a result, C is the right answer.