If we have a Solar system that is compose of 9 planets, could there be other systems out in the universe?
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First off, technically our solar system now only has 8 planets (the IAU demoted Pluto :) but we have already found other planets (LARGE planets) in other galaxies so there are already other solar systems, but the chances that they are exactly like ours is infentesimal...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/extrasolar_...
There must be.
It's inconceivable to think that planets only formed around this one ordinary star.
yes. there are other solar systems.
you must be young or just dumb
yeah, it's possible.=)
we should remember that we are only in one system and that is the solar system. in our galaxy, which happened to be the milky way.. there are also lots of systems.
galaxy could be defined as composed of lots of systems.=)
We have found over 200 other planets already, in about 160 solar systems. No way to know exactly how many planets in them (we can only detect the largest ones with masses similar to Uranus or larger).
But its clear that any combination of planets and any number is possible.
yes surely, there are many solar systems in the universe. it also consists of planets.may be in that solar system also earth and people may exist. but it is not possible to go to another solar system as it is millions of kms away from us. even though we want to go rockets cannot travel large distance.
So far more than 210 planets have been detected orbiting other stars. One has been directly observed. The discoveries have been coming at the rate of one or two a month recently. At least one of the systems has more than one planet.
yes, there can be.
but we cant know exectly about it because we cant go out of the earth's orbital plane.
of course! rejoice!
There are many other star systems just like ours
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