Why is different solar system?

Astronomers have discovered that the solar system far as other star systems in the universe that we have seen. According to the study, which analyzed data from 909 planets orbiting 355 stars, our home star system is very different from the others that are much more organized. A team led by Lauren Wise of the University of Montreal found that other star systems with multiple planets have several leading characteristics. Their planets are much more similar in size to each other than planets in the solar system and their orbits are more evenly spaced at close distances.

If you look at the solar system will remember that it has whatnot - planets of all sizes and shapes, and their distances from the sun varies very seriously. Previously scientists thought that this is probably the norm for the structure of the star systems in the universe at all. But data on exoplanets, largely provided by the Kepler telescope show that this assumption is wrong. Surveyed 909 planets are located between 1,000 and 4,000 light years from Earthand after two consequential models that are surprisingly serious astronomers turned out that as a rule the planets are rough size, which is very close to the size of neighboring planets. And the distances between their orbits were largely identical. Or, in other words, if we know the size of a planet in the star system we can deduce the size of another planet and its orbital distance to the star system. The discovery is important for understanding the formation of star systems and can help us understand why our solar system is so different.

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