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Why aren't the planets evenly separated?

Updated: 8/17/2019
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Because there is no reason for them to be evenly separated. You're starting with the assumption that they SHOULD be evenly separated, and looking for a reason why they end up being something other than they should be. Your assumption is faulty. And so your question is meaningless.

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