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Jupiter and its powerful gravity have played a major role in sculpting the Solar System. A new study provides a glimpse into Jupiter's primordial state, which could have implications for our understanding of how the Solar System evolved. Source: New Study Suggests that Jupiter was Once Twice as Big as it is Today
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