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| + | == Kuiper Belt and Pluto == | ||
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| + | The '''Pluto/Neptune''' anomaly of the ''Titius-Bode'' progression is predicted in the ''Initial Mass Displacements'' of the Solar System. [http://www.FrankHatchiii.com/page3.html] | ||
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| + | Although the total '''Ceres''' includes an asteroid belt (2.8 AU), the total '''Pluto''' mass is unique. Excluding '''Neptune,''' a variety of objects (''Kuiper Belt'') between 48.8 AU and 28.8 AU had a total mass of ''10 Earth masses'' (i.e., '''Pluto Initial Mass''').--[[User:FrankHatch|FrankHatch]] 18:30, 12 September 2009 (EDT) | ||
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Kuiper Belt and Pluto
The Pluto/Neptune anomaly of the Titius-Bode progression is predicted in the Initial Mass Displacements of the Solar System. [1]
Although the total Ceres includes an asteroid belt (2.8 AU), the total Pluto mass is unique. Excluding Neptune, a variety of objects (Kuiper Belt) between 48.8 AU and 28.8 AU had a total mass of 10 Earth masses (i.e., Pluto Initial Mass).--FrankHatch 18:30, 12 September 2009 (EDT)