The best evidence from Earth that our solar system has a disk-like, flattened distribution of planetary orbits is... I.The observation of the global structure of the nearest elliptical galaxies II.The Oort cloud's shape III.The disk-like shape of Saturn's rings IV.The very flat, disk-like structure of the Milky Way galaxy itself, seen as a band of light V.The fact that all the other 7 planets are constrained to move inside the zodiac

Our solar system has a disk like flattened distribution of planetary orbits as the the fact that all the 7 planets are constrained to move inside the zodiac. The ort cloud is somewhat different than the galaxies. Ort clouds are spherical in shape and they are not like the flat kind of things it's generally a spherical shape surrounding everything in our solar system. V. The fact that all the other 7 planets are constrained to move inside the zodiac The other options are not correct because the disk like Saturn's ring doesn't imply any idea that our solar system had a disk like flattened distribution of planetary orbits. A the outer planets consist of the ring structure as thery are gas giants and bigger in size than the inner Planets. The ort's cloud is somewhat different from the solar system. The solar system and the galaxies are the disk in shape but the ort cloud is spherical in shape.

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The best evidence from Earth that our solar system has a disk-like, flattened distribution of planetary orbits is...

	I.	The observation of the global structure of the nearest elliptical galaxies
	II.	The Oort cloud's shape
	III.	The disk-like shape of Saturn's rings
	IV.	The very flat, disk-like structure of the Milky Way galaxy itself, seen as a band of light
	V.	The fact that all the other 7 planets are constrained to move inside the zodiac