Physics · Astronomy
Which of the following is used as a definitive indicator to determine that a celestial body originates from outside the Solar System?
- 1Detection of frozen volatile substances, such as water ice, on the object's surface
- 2Observation that the object moves in a perfectly circular orbit around the Sun
- 3Confirmation that the object intersects Earth's orbital path during its motion
- 4Verification that the object follows an open, hyperbolic path that is not gravitationally bound to the Sun✓
Correct answer
Verification that the object follows an open, hyperbolic path that is not gravitationally bound to the Sun
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