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Under the Geophysical Planet Definition[1], a planet is a sub-stellar mass body that has never undergone nuclear fusion and that has sufficient self-gra

User:Zenphia1/GPD

Under the Geophysical Planet Definition[1], a planet is a sub-stellar mass body that has never undergone nuclear fusion and that has sufficient self-gravitation to be round due to hydrostatic equilibrium.

Glossary

This page uses the following definitions for planets, planetoids, and stars:

  • Star: An object that has sufficient self-gravitation to be round but undergoes nuclear fusion.
  • Planet: An object that has never undergone nuclear fusion and that has sufficient self-gravitation to be round due to hydrostatic equilibrium.
  • Potential Planet: An object that has never undergone nuclear fusion but whether it has sufficient self-gravitation to be round is up for debate.
  • Planetoid: An object that has never undergone nuclear fusion but does not have sufficient self-gravitation to be round.

These objects are ordered based on discovery date. Objects that have been known since antiquity or share a discovery date are listed in their respective traditional order with satellites grouped to the right of their respective parent.

Inner Zone

  • Stars
  • Sol (antiquity)
    Sol
    (antiquity)
  • Potential Planets
  • Hygiea (1849-04-12)
    Hygiea
    (1849-04-12)

Middle Zone

Outer Zone

References

  1. ^ https://www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2017/eposter/1448.pdf

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