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    Question: can new planets be made

    • Keywords:
      • planet,
      • space
    Asked by hunt520wyns to Viviene DC, stephaniebuttigieg, queeniechan, Damian, Ben D, alistairglasse, Alessio S on 2 Jul 2025.
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      Queenie Chan answered on 2 Jul 2025:


      Planets are made from small bodies such as asteroids, as long as we don’t run out of dust and gas in our universe, planets can be made from these planetary embryos.

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