Why can't planets be like stars?

Stuart Ross Taylor
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Stuart Ross Taylor: Australian National University

Nature, 2004, vol. 430, issue 6999, 509-509

Abstract: Planetary science: both the deductive skills of geologists and the mathematical approach of astrophysicists are needed to study planets.

Date: 2004
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