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longagothishappened，beeraieredies.Wemeasureradioactivedecayproduthemtoworke，articularlymemorablenumber:4.567billiohemost‘primitive’meteorites，whicharefragmentsofsmallplahatneversufferedheatiion，arecalled‘adrites’adireditionsintheearlySolarSyste
&o，shadbeeiallyamatterofetesimalsreachedabout10kilometresihegreatergravitationalpullestoneswasabletomakeitselffelt.Thesesufferedmorefrequents，srowthoutpacedthatoftheothers.Withiensofthousahelargestplaesimalshadgrowntoathousandorsokilometresacross，gobblingupmostofthesmalleroheprocess.
Theselargeplaesimalsaredignifiedbyaaryembryos’.MaybeafewhundredwereformedintheinnerSolarSysteTheywouldhavebeenmassiveenoughfravitytopullthemintosphericalshapes.Theymayhavebeeernallyftooccur，allowingirontosinkinwardstoformadistihatislargelyimmaterialbecauseofe.
&aryembryoswerewhattheterrestrialplasformedfroNowthatthemajorityofthesmallstuffwasgone，signifitgrowthcouldhappewoembryossmashedtogether.Suchaisreferredtoasa‘giantimpadliberateseelymeltthemergedbodyformedbytheagineasphereofmlowiexceptforafewraftsofchilleditssurface，withdeepinsidea‘rain’ofirolinginwardsthroughthesilicatemagmatoatothetraldyoushouldhaveapiyourmindthatveysthestateofaplaaryembryoihofagiantimpact.
Thisassumesthattheimpaashbothbodiestosmithereens，butiablyaamountofdebriswillbethrownouttospaceasejethe.Itprobablytookabout50millioobuildupah-sizedplabyserialgiantimpactsbetweearyembryos.Becauseoftherahesandtheplex‘familytree’ofgiantimpactsbetweehemselveshadbeenfiantimpacts，itismeaardanysingleembryoearlyintheprocessas‘theproto-Earth’or‘theproto-Venus’.
&heorbitravitatioheyouroostirtheroetesimalsiricorbits，sothatmutualswereoftentooviolenttoallowgrowthbya.Instead，fragmentationwasae，seplahatmighthaveeventuallycollidedtoproduceafifthterrestrialplaogrowhere.Today，inthatregion，wefindmostoftheasteronlyatinyfraassthatohere.Jupiterscatteredthemajorityintomarkedlyetricorbits，sothateventuallymostcollidedwithJupiteria，orwereejetheSolarSystementirely.
OpinionisalsodividedovertherelativeratesofplaarygrowthierpartsoftheSolarSystem，anditisuherJupiterformedbeforeoraftertheEarthandVeheygrewbyembryo–embryos，Saturn，Uranus，ahavegrowhanJupiterbecausesshouldbelessfrequentwithingdistaheSun.
SgofgasfromthenebulawastermiheSuTauri’phase，arTTauriwhidergoingthisprocesstoday.Forperhaps10milliorongoutflowofgasfromthestar，calledthe‘TTauriwind’，blowsawayalltheremaininggasanddust.AlikelyreasonforUraunehavingproportiohaplahattheytrow，leaviocollectgasbeforetheTTauriwindputaheprocess.
Migratis
Afurthermatterofdebateswaysinwhichorbitsgeovertimeaowhichthishappeicularlyamoplailthesolarnebulaersed，gravitatioioweeerialaiendgraduallytodecreasetheradiusoftheirorbits，gembryosandyouomigrateinwards.Afternebulardispersal，gravitatioiosandsmallerbodiescouldhaveplayedaneveiesuggestaperiodofhalfabillionyearsorsowhegiawasdeflegtheorbitsofoutlyingietesimalsinwards，wheretheywouldbelikelyeventuallytobeherinwardsbyiiogia，andsoonuntiltheypassedoughtoJupiterforJupitertofliwards.Theseout-flungietesimalscouldbetheinoftoday’sOortCloud.JupitermusthavemovedfraallyclosertotheSuimeitflungabodyoutwards，butverselytheiaswouldhavebeewardseaeofthemsofiwards.ThisstoryhasJupitermigratinginwards，whileSaturn，Urauwards.ItiseveUraunesrovidinganopportunityforUranus’saxistobeetippedoverintoitspreseoday’sThatsurvivedbeyondthezoclearduri>
&heless，theplaheirmutualgravitationalpullsareuouslygfiguration.Chaostheorysaysitisthereforeimpossibletopredietarypositiohanafewmillionyearsahead.However，itbeshownthattheSolarSystemissuffitlystablethatislikelytocollideorbeejethefewbillionyears.robablysafeforatleast5billionyears，whiastroheSuiahewanderingsofMarswillbetheleastoftheproblemsfayfarfutureEarthlings.
Whyallthesatellites?
Bynow，youshouldnotbesurprisedthatthereisnhtforwardahequestioellitesssidetheirplasorwereacquiredlater.Thelargeprogradesatellitesofthegiaheeasiesttoexplaihoughttohaveformedwithinacloudofgasanddustsurrouplagrew，ratherlikeaminiatureversionofthesolarinyprogradesatellitesoresiiplasareprmentsersatellitesthatcametoodbrokeapart.Theoutersatellitesofgiasaremradeorbits，andtheseareprobablycapturedbodiesthatbegaNOs，oretnuclei.
&ically，itisalmostimpossibleforaplaureapassingvisitorintoorbitaboutitself.Aninallerbodywillbeslahepullofitsgravity，butit’teasilybesloweddowobecapturedintoorbit.However，ifthevisitorisadoubleobjeeofthepairbecapturedbytransferofmomentumtotheothermember，whichwillscootawayeveheenter.Atlyfavouredexplanatiourogradesatellite，Triton，isthatTritonwasformerlyhalfofadoubleTNOthatstrayedeptuhisseemsplausible，becauseseveralTobetwinbodies.Mindyou，itleavesuheissueofwhysomanyTNOs（aeroidstoo）havesatellitesiplace.
&h’sMoonhasadiffereioohavesedfromdebristhrownintoorbitabouttheEarthbythefinalembryo–embryooftheseriesbywhichtheEarthgrew.ThetwotiesofMars（PhobosandDeimos）areasteroids，tureintoclosecircularorbitsisood.
saeringtimescale
Thereisawell-uoodhierarchyofcratermiesdependingoer，androducedexperimentallyandinodels.OntheMoon，cratersfrommicroscopicsizeupto15kilometresacrosshavesimpleboes.Thenuptoabout140kilometresdiameter，cratersdonotbeedeeperbuthaveflatfloors，andusuallyatralpeakformedbyrebouelyafterex.ThereisaniceexampleopofFigure2.Largercratersmayhaveagroupoftralpeaks，aersbiggerthan350kilometrestaketheformoftwoormoretrigs.Thetransitionsfromoherhtlysmallerdiametersorravity.
&h’sgrecordispoorlypreserved，becauseitisawhereprocessesthateraseorburycratersalmostkeeppacewiththerateatwhichcratersareformed.FortuhevasttratterrainsurvivingontheMoonallowustotthedensityofimpactsurfaceswhoseagesareknown，thankstodatablesamplesreturheAprammeofmannedlunarlandings，supplementedbyafewSovietunmanurnmissions.BythismeahedateofthelateheavybombardmentandalserateatwhichghasaffectedtheMooheEarthmusthavebeehesamefluxofimpactorsasitssatellite，andtherearegoodreasohatthisisalsoareasonableapproximationforMerus，andMars.gcratersisthusthebestwaywehavetoestimateagesoarysurfaiftheabsoluteageisindoubt，itisusuallysafetoassumethatasurfacewithalowersityisyouhahahighersity.
2.A470-kilometre-wideviewofaheavilycrateredregionoftheMoon.Mostofthesecratersdatefromabout3.9billiaers.Eachcraterwasformedbytheimpactofabodyabout20to30timessmallerthaeritself.PartsoftheEarthwouldonilar
Atpresehishitannuallybyabout10，reaterthan1kilogram，butmostofthosearetoosmalltosurvivepassagethroughtheatmosphere，wheretheyareheatedandwornawaybyfri.Theyearlysupplyof1，000-kilogrammeteoritesisonlyabout10，aervalbetweenimpaetre-diameterobjects（whichwouldproduceaetresacross）isabout5，000years.Impaetreierarriveatrandomaboutonceevery20throughtheatmosphereasifitwereingthegroundwithundiminishedspeed，andfacraterperhaps20kilometresacrer，aing，impactsareeve.
&sasabodesoflife
&hwerenotatafortabledistaheSun，youwouldhisbook，becauselifemaynothavebeeestablishedandweothaveevolvedhereevenifithad.Stiststalkofa‘habitablezone’arouar，atadistahesurfacetemperatureowouldbenortoocoldforlife.ByanalogywithGoldilocks’preferenceforbabybear’spe（whosetemperaturewas‘justright’），thehabitablezoimescalledthe‘Goldiloe’.Inthistext，‘habitable’meacouldsustainlifeofasimplemicrobes.Itdoesnotimplythattheewouldbeinhabitablebyhumans.
Becauseourkindofliferequireswater，thehabitablezoneisusuallyequatedwiththedistanastaratwhichthesurfacetemperatureofaplawouldeoexistinliquidstate.Thedensityandpositionofaplamosphereihesurfacetemperature，butthemaintrolisheatrethestar.ThehabitablezoheSuedtoextendfromabout0.95toabout1.5AU.TheseestimatesputVenus（0.72AU）wellinwardoftheihehabitablezone，andMars（1.52AU）atitse.TheSun’soutputhasprobablyilysiswerefiablezowardsovertime，soMarswouldseemtobeapoordidateforlife，butitisnotahopelesscase.
Theideaofahabitablezonedefinedbyplaarysurfacetemperaturehasbeencriticizedastoonarrow.Thereareceswhereheatgehimayprovideanealableforlife，althoughthesurfacemayseeminhospitable.Eveh，wekremanismslivingbelow0°Corabove100°C.Thus，evenifalllifeis，likethatoh，basedonsofoleddepeerasasolvent，thereareseveralplatheSolarSystemwhereitcouldexist（thoughoheEarth，whereitisk）amanymillionsofhabitableplaceselsewhereinthegalaxy.Ishallreturntothatthemehebook.
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Telescopesareveryuseful，forexampletomeasurethetemperatureandpositionofapla’ssurfadatmosphere.ThepolariarswerecorretifiedbyWilliamHerschelaslongagoas1781.Jupiterissuffitlylargeaitsbemohfairlymodesttelescopes.However，thisbookwouldbedulleraivewereitnotforhalfaturyofspaceexplorationrobesfromEarthhavevisitedeveryplaheSolarSysteSovietprobesreachedtheMoonin1959，andtwelveAmeriautswalkedonitssurfa1969and1972.UnmannedAmeriASA）aprobesflewpastVenusandMarsinthe1960s，aandsoftlandingsdurihefirstJupiterandSaturnfly-byswereinthe1970s，ahergiaswerevisitedinthe1980s.Siheterrestrialplashavebeenexploredbyinglycapableorbiters，roboticrovershavecrawledaartiansurfaplexorbitaltoursofbothJupiterandSaturnhavebeenachieved.
HighlightsintheyearsaheadioEarthofsamplescollears，asteroids，as，andarenewalofhumaheMoon.TheUSAandRussiaareheonlyspacepowers.TheEuropeanSpaesolotoMarsaoSaturnjointlywithNASA，andwillsoohJapan.TheJapaprobestotheMoonandtoanasteroid，anddIndiahaveeachreachedtheMooifically，therehasbeenmuchostprobesstrumentstributedbyseveralnations），butitisuhereisalsonatioake，togetherwithlierterests.
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