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Jupiter Made Earth Possible
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Narrative Structure: The Planetary Hero's Journey
The Introduction
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The Setup
The Backstory
The Conflict
Rising Action
The Result
The Consequence
The Resolution
The Turn
The Conclusion
The Payoff
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Curiosity
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Gratitude
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Jupiter Made Earth Possible
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Jupiter's Early Migration and Shaping of the Solar System
Jupiter has dramatically shaped our solar system. Approximately four and a half billion years ago, a huge amount of gas that still swirled around the Sun pulled Jupiter towards the inner solar system before it migrated back again. During this hundreds of millions of years long journey, Jupiter crossed the primordial asteroid belt twice, mixing the rocky objects from the inner and icy objects from the outer solar system.
Jupiter's Gravitational Effects on Planet Formation
Jupiter's massive gravity shattered any larger objects before they could form planets, while simultaneously pushing many of the water-bringing asteroids that would eventually also crash onto Earth towards the inner solar system. Once Jupiter arrived at the distance where Mars is now, it had already redistributed a lot of dust and particles into a concentrated band, which was just the ideal area for Earth to be formed. At the same time, it left the Mars region quite empty, which is why Mars is smaller than it could have been without Jupiter.
Interaction with Saturn and Final Positions
Eventually, another gas giant, Saturn, caught up. Locked together with Jupiter in resonance, they changed the balance of forces in the gas around them and began to drift outwards again to where we find them today.
Overall Impact on the Solar System and Earth
So, for the solar system as a whole and life on Earth, thanks Jupiter.