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The Cosmic Perspective Fundamentals | 2nd Edition | ISBN: 9780133889567 | Authors: Jeffrey O. Bennett; Megan O. Donahue; Nicholas Schneider; Mark Voit

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Problem 12QQ

Choose the best answer to each of the following. Explain your reasoning with one or more complete sentences.

Based on computer models, when is planetary migration most likely to occur in a planetary system? (a) Early in its history, when there is still a gaseous disk around the star. (b) Shortly after a stellar wind clears the gaseous disk away. (c) Late in its history, when asteroids and comets occasionally collide with planets.

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Problem 12QQ

Choose the best answer to each of the following. Explain your reasoning with one or more complete sentences.

Based on computer models, when is planetary migration most likely to occur in a planetary system? (a) Early in its history, when there is still a gaseous disk around the star. (b) Shortly after a stellar wind clears the gaseous disk away. (c) Late in its history, when asteroids and comets occasionally collide with planets.

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In this question, we are to find the right option from the following and explain the reason for choice

Here, we are to explain when did planetary system migration occur in a planetary system

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Early in its history, when there is still a gaseous disk around the star
Shortly after stellar wind clears the gaseous disk away
Late in its history, when asteroids and comets occasionally collide with planets

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