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Planetary distance law and resonance

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The relation between the planetary distance law and the resonant structures in the solar system and in the satellite systems is shown, in that, the resonance relation has been expressed in terms of Roche’s (Bode’s) constant defined in the text. This brings forth a coherent, elegant and unified picture of the formation and structure of the solar system and the satellite systems. The Roche’s (Bode’s) constant is seen to play a central role in this unified picture, in that, it also appears to govern the resonance phenomenon in the systems

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Rawal, J.J. Planetary distance law and resonance. J. Astrophys. Astr. 10, 257–259 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02714999

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