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how to bring two neptune mass planets on the same orbit

... We present the results of three simulations performed using the code FARGO-2D1D (code publicly available at http://fargo.in2p3.fr/). The initial density profile of the disk is : Σ0 = 3430(r/10AU)−2.168 kg.m−2 . Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus start on circular orbits at 5.45, 8.18, 11.5 and 14.2 ...
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... of its year. Since the outer planets are so far from the Sun, it takes them longer to travel one time around it. The revolution around the Sun takes this planet almost 248 Earth years. This planet does have something that is all its own – its orbit. The other 8 planets travel around the Sun in a mos ...
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... occurs when an object passes in front of a star. When this happens, some of the light coming from the star is blocked, causing a slight dip in intensity. If this transit occurs at regular intervals we may assume that an object is in orbit around the star. Such an object could be a planet. In order f ...
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