Jupiter as a star that failed and the origin of life
The piece explains Jupiter’s massive size and energy source likely gravity driven contraction. It discusses whether Jupiter could be a failed star, planetary formation theories, hydrogen abundance, and how hydrogen escapes from Earth but remains bound by Jupiter’s gravity. It links to broader questions about planetary origins and life’s beginnings.
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Field Enterprises Educational Corp
Carl Sagan
Universal Science News
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Frank Low
University of Arizona
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Public figures report holdings amid limited disclosure drive
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Price listed holdings. Smith criticizes Penn Central stock
Price, chairman of the Standards of Official Conduct Committee, disclosed stock in eight companies and a state bank directorship. Rep. H Allen Smith of California did not vote on Penn Central loan guarantees after inheriting 50 shares of its stock, saying he didn’t sell when it reached $72 a share.
Underground minister buried alive in Memphis
Police found Rev. Claude Junior Smith 42, pastor of Prospect Park Baptist Church, in a regular coffin buried since May 7 with a pipe and periscope connecting to the surface. Deacon Milton Bailey supervises the tomb as Smith fasts four hours daily seeking answers to Vietnam and drug issues.
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