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Panich52

(5,829 posts) Sun Jun 28, 2015, 09:28 AM Jun 2015

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Solving Saturns 2-billion-year age problem

Solving Saturns 2-billion-year age problem

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Experiments at Sandia's Z machine have provided data may help explain why Saturn is two billion years younger than Jupiter on some computer simulations, supporting a prediction first made in 1935.

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Why is the effect seen for Saturn exboyfil Jun 2015 #1

exboyfil

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1. Why is the effect seen for Saturn

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Sun Jun 28, 2015, 09:45 AM

Jun 2015

and not Jupiter? I did not see the reason in the article. How does Neptune and Uranus fit into the model?

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