Question

1. what is earths intergalactic movement?

the local group moving towards an enormous collection of galaxies 45 million light - years away
our sun and solar system moving at about 500,000 mph in this huge orbit
our sun and its family of planets, moons, asteroids and comets orbiting the center of the milky way galaxy
earths rotation on its axis and revolution around the sun

Explanation:

Intergalactic movement refers to movement between galaxies. The Local Group (which includes the Milky Way) moving towards a large collection of galaxies (the Virgo Cluster, about 45 million light - years away) is an intergalactic movement. The Sun and solar system moving within the Milky Way (options 2 and 3) is intra - galactic. Earth's rotation and revolution (option 4) is within the solar system.

Answer:

The Local Group moving towards an enormous collection of galaxies 45 million light - years away.