Titlebook: Dynamics of Planets and Satellites and Theories of Their Motion; Proceedings of the 4 Victor Szebehely Conference proceedings 1978 D. Reide

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Stylend the process of replacing these theories with new ones is described. Some difficulties in preparing new planetary theories and the observational discrepancies which have been encountered previously are discussed.

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Introduction: Disconnected Knowledgethe Sun and Moon since it was first developed by Jeffreys in 1920. Allowance for a changing moment of inertia of the Earth enables the discrepancy to be completely removed if a decrease is occurring at a rate of just about the amount already required by the phase-change theory of the nature of the t

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Conclusion: Understanding Complexityf the asteroid belt until 16×10. years ago, and then rapidly disintegrated. He mentions supporting evidence from the cosmic ray exposure ages of chondritic meteorites. If the long-period comets originated from the recent disintegration of such a planet, several otherwise improbable characteristics o