Sweeping Up After the Solar System
Richard A. Kerr
Abstract
Richard A. Kerr
Abstract
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