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26 February, 17:14

What is the reason there is a belt of asteroids between Mars and Jupiter?

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  1. 26 February, 17:33
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    Its due to Jupiter's huge huge gravitational pull
  2. 26 February, 17:33
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    We don't know. It could be material that just couldn't condense

    into a planet in that region.

    (In fact, the way the planets are arranged, it turns out that the

    average distance from the sun to the center of the asteroid belt

    is exactly where we would expect to find a planet.)

    If the asteroids are actually material that failed to condense into a

    planet, then the huge gravity of Jupiter might have been responsible

    for keeping the material disturbed.
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