13 October 2015 · draft · Draft

The Discovery of Planetary Formation

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Planetary formation is no longer a theory because it can be clearly seen happening all throughout the solar system. What I refer to it as the ‘planetary life cycle of liberty’…

The most prominent longest lasting feature on Jupiter is what’s formally known as the ‘great red spot’ is actually an embryonic earth. After a massive atmospheric upheaval another new world gets born. Once launched into space and settled into orbit it will eventually become just like Io.

There are currently seven different proto-earths in existence within the solar system. The Galilean Satellites which are the four largest moons of Jupiter consists of the first tangible phases. Saturn’s Titan and Neptune’s Triton are the latter stages. The final proto-earth phase is our planet’s second nearest neighbor Mars.

If my calculations are correct than it would appear that these astronomical bodies transition around every 570 million years. It’s easy to see that the planet Venus was an earth-like planet that has past away and the planet Mercury mostly being an iron core is very telling.

Withdrawn on the live site: a planet treated as seen inside the oval, and transport treated as known.