Sistema Solar2

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Solar System 2 is a hypothetical system that could have formed if Jupiter had not migrated inward during the early days of the solar system's formation. If this were the case, the Solar System would likely be very different from what we see today. Jupiter, being a massive planet, plays a crucial role in shaping the orbits of other planets and asteroids within our Solar System. Its gravitational influence is so strong that it could have pushed many objects out of their original orbits, potentially forming new asteroid belts or even creating new planets. One possible outcome of this scenario would be the existence of multiple terrestrial planets in the inner solar system, each with its own unique characteristics and orbital patterns. These planets might have formed from material left over after the formation of Jupiter and could be smaller than Earth but still capable of supporting life. In contrast to our actual Solar System, where Mars is a relatively small planet with a thin atmosphere, a Solar System 2 might see multiple planets in the inner solar system, each with its own unique features.