Formation of Planetesimals in the Outer Solar System
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| author | Johansen, Anders Bannister, Michele T. Dones, Luke Jacobson, Seth Singer, Kelsi Volk, Kathryn Womack, Maria |
| author_facet | Johansen, Anders Bannister, Michele T. Dones, Luke Jacobson, Seth Singer, Kelsi Volk, Kathryn Womack, Maria |
| contents | The Solar System hosts the most studied and best understood major and minor planetary bodies - and the only extraterrestrial bodies to have been visited by spacecraft. The Solar System therefore provides important constraints on both the initial stages of planetary growth, communicated to us by its surviving planetesimal populations, and for the final result of the planet formation process represented by the architecture of the system and properties of the individual planets. We review here models of planetesimal formation in the outer Solar System as well as the wealth of recent observational constraints that has been used to formulate and refine modern planetesimal formation theory. |
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| spellingShingle | Formation of Planetesimals in the Outer Solar System Johansen, Anders Bannister, Michele T. Dones, Luke Jacobson, Seth Singer, Kelsi Volk, Kathryn Womack, Maria Earth and Planetary Astrophysics The Solar System hosts the most studied and best understood major and minor planetary bodies - and the only extraterrestrial bodies to have been visited by spacecraft. The Solar System therefore provides important constraints on both the initial stages of planetary growth, communicated to us by its surviving planetesimal populations, and for the final result of the planet formation process represented by the architecture of the system and properties of the individual planets. We review here models of planetesimal formation in the outer Solar System as well as the wealth of recent observational constraints that has been used to formulate and refine modern planetesimal formation theory. |
| title | Formation of Planetesimals in the Outer Solar System |
| topic | Earth and Planetary Astrophysics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.00369 |