... Table1 . Regular orbits of planets of the Solar system during their formation, . ... Regular orbit of a planet in time of its formation from . ... 4 . (Phaeton) * . 407,2 . (X-planet)* . (355,7) . -12,8 . -3,0 . ...
... However, the real sensation was the detection of magnetic fields, or attributes of residual magnetization, in the mountain rock of all the planets in the Solar System, and the presence of magnetic dipoles on many satellites of the giant planets. ...
... The terrestrial planets can form in a reasonable time but the gaseous planets take ... planets but the theory accounts for this by having the `planetary blobs' split to ... planets, the terrestrial planets are explained by collisions between the ...
... planets orbits radiuses , corresponding to distances from gap point of the Vortex to ... numbers of planets orbits after Mars one unit larger, than planet numbers today ...
... concept of cosmogony is based on two given conditions: unity of reason and unity in the nature of physical processes which determine the development of the galaxy and all of its affiliated elements: stars, solar systems, and satellites about the planets ...
... Hrvoje Horvat (Nights of the Blue Planet) . Jeremy Hunt . Ben Huset . I . ... David Lehman (Planet Observer's Hangout) . David Lent . George R. Lewycky . ... Gary Pittman (The Home Planet) . Phil Plait (Bad Astronomy) . ...