Our solar system may have once harbored super-earths: Earth belongs to a second generation of planets

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Mar 23, 2015, 4:23 pm880 ptsTrendingInterestingTop
New calculations and simulations suggest that a number of super-Earths might have once existed in the inner solar system. Where are they now? Their demise cleared the way for the formation of planets like home sweet Earth.

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