Pearson eText The Cosmic Perspective Fundamentals -- Instant Access (Pearson+)
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Author: Jeffrey Bennett, Megan Donahue
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The Role of Jupiter. Suppose that Jupiter had never existed. Describe at least three ways in which our solar system would be different, and clearly explain why.
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