R Urbance
R Urbance
Feb 24, 2017 · 1 min read

So these rocky super earths may not even be composed in a terran type accretion? Is it possible that they could be a burned out core of a Neptonian or Jovian planet that failed to keep its hydrogen / helium atmosphere? Could that explain the distribution of planetaery mass /size demographics better than questioning “why our solar system doesn’t have a super earth?” that is tainted by our Sol perspective bias?

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