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Gas giant formation may have a surprising twist

New research indicates that gas giant formation could have a surprising twist: Those planets might start off much flatter. ....

James Webb , Judy Schmidt , Astrophysics Letters , Ricardo Hueso ,

Newborn gas planets may be surprisingly flat – new research

A new planet starts its life in a rotating circle of gas and dust, a cradle known as a protostellar ....

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World News | Newborn Gas Planets May Be Surprisingly Flat  New Research

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. A new planet starts its life in a rotating circle of gas and dust, a cradle known as a protostellar disc. My colleagues and I have used computer simulations to show that newborn gas planets in these discs are likely to have surprisingly flattened shapes. This finding, published in Astronomy and Astrophysics Letters, could add to our picture of exactly how planets form.
World News | Newborn Gas Planets May Be Surprisingly Flat  New Research. ....

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Earth Isn't Flat, But New Theory Suggests Jupiter Might Once Have Been

The formation of planets might not always go the way we picture it in our heads. ....

Dimitris Stamatellos , Fenton Stamatellos , Adam Fenton , University Of Central Lancashire , Central Lancashire , Milky Way , United Kingdom , Performance Computing Facility , Solar System , Astrophysics Letters ,

Newborn gas planets may be surprisingly flat: new study

Newborn gas planets may be surprisingly flat: new study
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