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Kirkwood Gaps

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Kirkwood gaps are gaps or depressions at particular orbital semimajor axes when the distribution of orbital semimajor axes (or orbital periods) of asteroids in the “main belt (asteroid belt)” is plotted. They mean that asteroids with particular orbital semimajor axes do not exist or are extremely scarce. https://scrapbox.io/files/66af0e58f5d102001c925b1b.png #physics

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