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Cosmogony of Open Solar System (I): Formation of Giant Planets and Origin of the Moon

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A. A. Barenbaum
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Processes in GeoMedia—Volume IX
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Springer Nature Singapore

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The chapter delves into the formation of giant planets and the origin of the Moon, presenting a new cosmogonic concept called the 'Cosmogony of Open Solar System (COSS)'. This concept challenges the traditional Kant–Laplace hypothesis by considering the influence of galactic comets and the death of the planet Phaeton. The text explores the two-stage formation of planets, the role of Phaeton in the Solar System's evolution, and the formation of the Moon from Earth's surface material. It also compares the internal structures of Earth and the Moon, providing insights into their formation and evolution. The chapter concludes with a discussion on the implications of the COSS concept for understanding the Solar System's history and the processes that shaped its current state.
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Title
Cosmogony of Open Solar System (I): Formation of Giant Planets and Origin of the Moon
Author
A. A. Barenbaum
Copyright Year
2026
Publisher
Springer Nature Singapore
Book
Processes in GeoMedia—Volume IX

Print ISBN: 978-981-9693-01-6

Electronic ISBN: 978-981-9693-02-3

Copyright Year: 2026

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-96-9302-3_3
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