Jupiter's gravity :D
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No one- it's still there. Scientist finally decided it was not a true planet- just as the asteroid Ceres in not a true planet.
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Saturn is outside the Asteroid Belt. It is an "outer planet".
Jupiter's massive gravitational force, (along with Mars lesser gravitional force) prevented the asteroid belt from forming into a planet. Either that or it was a small planet (like Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars) that was smashed to bits after a collision with a very large object and the bits eventually formed into the asteroid belt.
jupiter is an outside planet because it is located outsid the asteroid belt.
scientists theorize that it was jupiters gravity that kept it from forming
Well , I'm guessing this is for your homework considering I used it for mine haha , but the answer is Jupiter's Gravity .
Scientist think that Saturn got its rings by an asteroid getting to close to the planet and the gases on the planet fused with the asteroid and caused the dusty looking rings around that planet.
Scientist theorize that a planet-sized object collided with earth and the moon formed
No one- it's still there. Scientist finally decided it was not a true planet- just as the asteroid Ceres in not a true planet.
I don't know I'm asking you
Saturn is outside the Asteroid Belt. It is an "outer planet".
No, its an inside planet because it,s inside the asteroid belt.
Jupiter's massive gravitational force, (along with Mars lesser gravitional force) prevented the asteroid belt from forming into a planet. Either that or it was a small planet (like Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars) that was smashed to bits after a collision with a very large object and the bits eventually formed into the asteroid belt.
jupiter is an outside planet because it is located outsid the asteroid belt.
Saturn an outer planet because it is outside of the asteroid belt. If it is outside of the asteroid belt, then it is outside planet. Outer planets are also known as Jovian planets or "gas planets."
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