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The origin of the solar system is bound up with the origin of stars, galaxies, and
the universe itself and thus forms part of cosmogony, the study of the origin and
development of the universe, and any theory concerning it must be compatible
with ...
The origin of the solar system is bound up with the origin of stars, galaxies, and
the universe itself and thus forms part of cosmogony, the study of the origin and
development of the universe, and any theory concerning it must be compatible
with ...
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Am. 221:126–132 (1969), a report on the composition and resources of the
abyssal zone; E. orowAN, “The Origin of the Oceanic Ridges,” Scient. Am., 221:
18, 102–108 (1969), a somewhat technical paper on the geological origin of the ...
Am. 221:126–132 (1969), a report on the composition and resources of the
abyssal zone; E. orowAN, “The Origin of the Oceanic Ridges,” Scient. Am., 221:
18, 102–108 (1969), a somewhat technical paper on the geological origin of the ...
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no records available ( possible time of core formation and origin of magnetic field
) age of meteorites and terrestrial lead origin of solar system no records available
( possible time of core formation and origin of magnetic field ) > 3.2 3.5-3.6 ...
no records available ( possible time of core formation and origin of magnetic field
) age of meteorites and terrestrial lead origin of solar system no records available
( possible time of core formation and origin of magnetic field ) > 3.2 3.5-3.6 ...
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