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Scientific paper
Apr 1978
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1978m%26p....18..145d&link_type=abstract
Moon and the Planets, vol. 18, Apr. 1978, p. 145-194.
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Astronomical Models, Comets, Cosmology, Planetary Evolution, Solar System, Binary Stars, Gravitational Collapse, Jupiter (Planet), Magnetic Effects, Momentum Transfer, Natural Satellites, Neptune (Planet)
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The hypothesis that the solar system is a multiple stellar system is considered and various implications of this hypothesis for outstanding problems in the study of the solar system are examined. The Jupiter-sun system is regarded as the limiting case of a binary system, and scenarios for the formation of the other planets and the moon in the process of the evolution of the Jupiter-sun system are considered. A discussion of possible ways of evolution of interacting moonlike bodies lost by proto-Jupiter yields some conclusions on the formation of the moon and planets and points to the possible existence of a whole cloud of moonlike planets beyond Neptune's orbit. A possible genetic relationship between the comets and the members of the cloud is revealed, and one is led to a completely new concept of the origin of the comets and to a revival of certain aspects of the old eruptive hypothesis. The role of hydrodynamic processes in the water mantle and ice crust of the distant planets is discussed.
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