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Did Our Solar System Originally Include a Fifth Gas Giant?

Question: Read an article that researchers at the University of Toronto believe that Jupiter in the solar system early…

Question: Sir What is the name and sky position (RA and DEC values ) of the recently discovered ”…

Question: How long does it take our sun to complete a full orbit around the super blackhole at the…

Question: I was wondering about the relation between the Sun’s own rotation relative to the planets orbit around the…

Question #1: Hello there! Sorry for the previous thing I had sent, it was merely a comment. I am…

Question: Are the planets orbiting the sun at the same speed as the sun revolves on its axis? Or…

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