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Most of them would. The planets in our solar system orbit within roughly the same plane because they formed within a disk of gas and dust that surrounded the sun soon after it formed. Scientists believe this is how nearly all planetary systems form. There may be exceptions in systems where something disrupted the orbits of the planets, such as a close encounter with another star.

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Yes, planets orbiting other stars have orbits, which can be described using similar geometric concepts as our solar system. However, these planets would not have the same ecliptic plane as Earth's orbit since each star system has its own orientation and reference frame.

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