From: EvMick@aol.com
Date: Tue Feb 16 1999 - 15:39:52 MST
Once again quoting from James Hogan's Web Site....
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Another aspect that I'm very interested in is hypotheses on minor planets
being ejected from the gas giants. Apparently, in the early 60's, the British
astronomer W.H. McCrea published a study stating that the inner planets
couldn't have formed via the standard textbook accretion model because of
tidal disruption by Jupiter; and R.A. Lyttleton, also British, concluded from
fluid dynamical considerations that Jupiter's core must go unstable and
fission periodically, ejecting excess mass. Again, more background and details
welcome.
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EvMick
ButtonWillow Ca.
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