Table

Table1

Regular orbits of planets of the Solar system during their formation,
designed on the basis of the formula of logarithmic spiral.

		Radius of the orbit in perigelion		Regular orbit of a planet in time of its formation from							Divergence with actual radius
N	Name	Radius of the orbit in perigelion		I ( Large) sleeve			II (small) sleeve				Divergence with actual radius
		Size mill. km	ratio	N orbit	Name	Radius mill.km	ratio	Name	Radius mill.km	ratio	mill. km	%
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
1	Mercury	46
			2,34
2	Venus	107,5		1	(Mercury)	(123,0)**		Venus	107,5		-	-
			1,37				1,3487			1,3487
3	Earth	147,1		2	(Moon)	(165,9)**		Earth	145,0		-2,1	-1,5
			1,40				1,3487			1,3487
4	Mars	206,7		3	(DePho)*	(223,8)**		Mars	195,5		-11,2	-5,3
			2,03				1,8191			1,8191
5	(Asteroids)	(420)		4	(Phaeton) *	407,2		(X-planet)*	(355,7)		-12,8	-3,0
			1,76				1,8191			-
6	Jupiter	740,7		5	Jupiter	740.7		-	-		-	-
			1,82				1,8191			-
7	Saturn	1348		6	Saturn	1347		-	-		-1,0	- 0,1
			2,03				1,8191			-
8	Uranus	2734		7	Uranus	2451		-	-		-283,0	-10,3
			1,63				1,8191			-
9	Neptune	4459		8	Neptune	4459		-	-		-	-
			1,00				1,8191			-
10	Pluto	4472
	average		1,71									- 2,5

* - Orbits of prospective planets destroyed in present

^**- Orbits, on which planets of Mercury, Moon and (DePho) * presumably were before.