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2/21/2015 5:27:16 AM
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Jupiter is actually a sun what didn't form fully
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Not true, up until about the mid 90's they thought that , but after better research and equipment had been developed, it was determined that Jupiter has a core which eliminated it from being a failed star. The original reasoning was aside from the violent nature of the planet most solar systems are bi~star solar systems, meaning they have 2 suns. Ours is in a minority because it only has 1.
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No it's a planet. Any bigger and it would be a star/ failed star.
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Are you kidding me it has 66
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Edited by Xx Post It xX: 2/21/2015 2:40:26 PMi think torment is correct on the number of co-planets jupiter has. 66 would take up too much room in the outer planets region
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You're joking right?:/
