JV Planet
Strange things happened in our Solar System when it was young and forming. During the
later stages of Solar System formation, massive protoplanets and planetesimals (the ancient
building blocks of planets) performed a chaotic gravitational ballet that caused many
planetesimals to be rudely tossed into JV Planet new and dangerous orbits by some of
their dancing partners. This dangerous dance resulted in angular-momentum exchange
between planets and planetesimals, which caused migration--either outward or inward--of the
unlucky baby planet. For example, the outward migration of the ice-giant Neptune (the most
distant major planet from our Sun) is believed to be responsible for the resonant capture of
the ice dwarf planet Pluto--and others of its distant icy kind, termed "Plutinos"--into a 3:2
resonance with Neptune. In October 2015, a team of astrophysicists at the University of
Toronto in Canada, proposed that a close http://jvplanet.com/ encounter of the worst
kind with the enormous gas-giant planet Jupiter--that occurred about 4 billion years ago--may
have resulted in a long lost giant planet's unceremonious eviction from our Solar System into
the space between stars.