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Assuming that other planetary systems form in the same way as our solar system formed, where would you expect to find terrestrial planets?.

Assuming that other planetary systems form in the same way as our solar system formed, where would you expect to find terrestrial planets?.
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Assuming that other planetary systems form in the same way as our solar system formed, where would you expect to find terrestrial planets?.

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Terrestrial planets will likely be located nearer the planetary system's star than any Jovian planets.

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