Advection-Diffusion Approx. Johnson, Goodman, & Menou (2006) Type I migration = advection. Turbulent random walk = diffusion. Treat using Fokker-Planck model ...
Accretion and early history of planetesimals and planets: the noble ... cosmogenic. nucleogenic. radiogenic. fissiogenic. in-situ. primordial. exotic. normal ...
Planet Formation in Protoplanetary Disks: Origin of Planetesimals A. G. Tevzadze Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory, Georgia Tbilisi State University, Georgia
Solar System History Ch 9 Big Bang Theory Solar Nebula Planetesimals Terrestrial Planets Big Bang Hypothesis 13-14 billion years ago, all matter and energy was ...
Accretion of Planets Bill Hartmann Star & Planet Formation Minicourse, U of T Astronomy Dept. Lecture 5 - Ed Thommes Overview Start with planetesimals: km-size bodies ...
The Colliding Planetesimals Theory: The interaction of earth-orbiting and Sun ... The Ejected Ring Theory: A planetesimal the size of Mars struck the earth, ...
planetesimals if parked so close early... Interiors of Hot Jupiters. DS (2003) w updates ... use the He settling for Saturn (Fortney & Hubbard 2003) ...
The formation of stars and planets. Day 4, Topic 3: Agglomeration of particles ... Planetesimals agglomerate via gravitational interactions and form rocky planet ...
Jupiter is to blame. Asteroids are fragmented planetesimals. Comets ' ... Comet Impacts on Earth. 94: comet hit Jupiter. Dinosaur extinction: comet or asteroid ...
Planetesimal: small body from which a planet originated in the development of the solar system. Some planetesimals fused together to form protoplanets. ...
Planetesimal heating. 26Al as tool for radiometric dating: ... 26Al as planetesimal heat source: ... stronger heated planetesimals have earlier formed chondrule ...
Jupiter/Saturn internal structure (JUNO,Cassini) Extra-solar planet atmospheric compositions ... ( close-in means less easy to scatter planetesimals) How do we ...
... idea proposed that the planets formed from debris torn off the ... How did terrestrial planets form? ... Larger planetesimals and planets were able to form. ...
... solid particles became cemented into planetesimals (1 km or so in ... as the moon) form when a planetesimal is attracted by the gravitational pull of ...
TERPS Conference. Dec. 9, 2004. Background. Formation of Jupiter and Saturn in our Solar System. Gradual accumulation of planetesimals into cores followed by ...
Wet Planetesimals. Supported by M. Drake and K. Righter. Water found ... The Wet Planetesimal Theory. Wet material at about 1 AU accretes together to form Earth ...
... from an accretion of stoney planetesimals, which themselves formed from the ... levels of radioactivity or a secondary collision with another large planetesimal. ...
icy planetesimals. from formation of the Jovian planets ... moon was probably created when a big planetesimal tore a chunk out of the newly forming Earth. ...
Planetesimal Accretion in. alpha Centauri. Philippe Th bault (Stockholm/Paris Observatories) ... dV evolution among planetesimals of different sizes, under the ...
Planetesimals in the early solar system collide and accrete to form protoplanets. ... Planetesimal: small ~1km rocky asteroid-like objects in early solar system ...
What was the general composition of the solar nebula? What are planetesimals? ... the stages of Solar System formation. I. Composition of Solar Nebula ...
... result of low-speed collisions, building up to small bodies called planetesimals. ... Maybe these planets formed beyond the frost-line, but due to friction ...
Trapping of planetesimals orbiting nearby the proto-Jupiter. Mass growth of the planet ... planetesimal disk which drove the planetary migration. So far we know: ...
Step 1 Accretion of planetesimals to form large Earth-like ... and poles do not rotate at same rate (oblate shape): 10 h 40 min and 10h 15 min respectively ...
The Moon and terrestrial planets were bombarded by planetesimals early in ... After formation, giant planet orbits were affected by gravitational nudges' from ...
In a dense molecular cloud far, far away proposed originally by Kant, Laplace, and others in the 1700's solar system formed from a nebula (cloud of interstellar gas ...
Origin of Our Solar System TEK Objective 5: Earth in space and time. The student understands the solar nebular accretionary disk model. The student is expected to ...
1) Dust settles on the disk's mid-plane and coagulates in pebbles ... Consistent with one basin on Vesta, lack of shock ages of meteorites prior to ...
Initial Stages of Planet Formation in Protoplanetary Disks: Origin of Vortices A. G. Tevzadze Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory, Georgia Tbilisi State University ...
Formation of protostar and protostellar nebula. Evolution of early sequences and ... Protostar starts sucking in nearby nebular gases, forms local increase in ...
Extrasolar Planets The first planet detected ... Rules of chemistry Observations of rock ... Asteroids Some asteroids appear to be rubble piles of broken ...
What caused the orderly patterns of motion in our solar system? ... birth region of planets Dust is continuously replenished by disruptive collisions between ...
Planet migration (late stages) ... Disc: 30-50 ME , edge at 30-35 AU (1,000 5,000 bodies) ... We assume a population of Trojans with the same age as the planet ...
Initial toroidal magnetic flux is lost through ... Toroidal flux versus time. Volume averaged value saturates at ~ 3 - 4 x 10 ... primarily toroidal at all ...
Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune radiate more heat than they receive from the Sun ... Comet SL9 impact fireball (top) and resulting dark impact 'bruises' on Jupiter ...
Meteorites, Asteroids, and Comets Chapter 25 Guidepost Guidepost (continued) ... Almost certainly not from comets (in contrast to meteors in meteor showers!).
Formation of the Earth and the Terrestrial Planets Let s start with topics that we won t talk about at any great length in this course First, one has to form the ...
Planetesimal Formation: Numerical Modeling of Particle Growth, Settling, and Collective Gas-Grain Interactions S. J. Weidenschilling, Planetary Science Institute
Test your star power Which do you think is the most common element (by mass) found in stars? Helium Hydrogen Carbon Silicon Sagittarius Star Cloud, Center of the ...
Chapter 8 Welcome to the Solar System The Birth of the Solar System Our goals for learning Where did the solar system come from? What caused the orderly patterns of ...