"Bottom line is here we have various solar system simulations that contradict each other. Even the one that turns out to be 'right' really isn't because at this date we don't know enough of the governing physical mechanisms and their non liner sensitivities to make a real math model. That doesn't mean we shouldn't try because the simulation endeavor often tells you things about what you do not know or what is possibly a really sensitive factor."
Agreed! Again,... it all has to with much, i.e.: The bubble and gas at the time our sun and planets were born, metalticity of our star and gases/noble and otherwise in the nebula that gave rise to it all and momentum.
FWIW, tidbit.
Some may have a lot in common and some may be rare, but they are all unique.
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