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The potential for Earth-mass planet formation around brown dwarfs

Matthew J. Payne

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Observations of planets proceed apace: currently there are 232 extra solar planets known in 199 different planetary systems 1. As is well known, many, if not all, of these systems are radically different

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Observations of planets proceed apace: currently there are 232 extra solar planets known in 199 different planetary systems 1. As is well known, many, if not all, of these systems are radically different

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Observations of planets proceed apace: currently there are 232 extra solar planets known in 199 different planetary systems 1. As is well known, many, if not all, of these systems are radically different

Key concepts: Brown dwarf, Physics, Planet, Astrophysics, Jupiter mass, Planetary mass, Jupiter (rocket family), Astronomy

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