Letter Published: 15 June 1946 Quantization of the Solar System J. BARNÓTHY Nature 157, 808 (1946) Cite this article ...

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He also was not involved with the study. “Long period comets enter the inner solar system at a range of angles, which the authors try to model using their spiral arm idea,” Gomez said in an email.

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