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Sweeping Up After the Solar System

Richard A. Kerr

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PLANETARY SCIENCETwo solar system dynamicists, building on earlier work, suggest that nothing in the outermost solar system--not Neptune, Pluto, or any part of the Kuiper belt--formed where we see it today.

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PLANETARY SCIENCETwo solar system dynamicists, building on earlier work, suggest that nothing in the outermost solar system--not Neptune, Pluto, or any part of the Kuiper belt--formed where we see it today.

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PLANETARY SCIENCETwo solar system dynamicists, building on earlier work, suggest that nothing in the outermost solar system--not Neptune, Pluto, or any part of the Kuiper belt--formed where we see it today.

Key concepts: Pluto, Neptune, Solar System, Astrobiology, Nothing, Planet, Astronomy, Formation and evolution of the Solar System

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