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Formation of the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter is traditionally assumed to have occurred primordially when a group of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetesimal planetesimals] formed [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protoplanet protoplanets] that, through [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity gravitational] perturbations from Jupiter, were imbued with too much orbital energy to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accretion_(astrophysics) accrete] into a planet, until violent collisions shattered most of the protoplanets, thereby forming the asteroid belt. Electric Universe theory contends there was an electrical discharge interaction on a planetary scale when a planetesimal closely encountered Mars, causing not only Mars’ material to be ejected, but also disintegrated much, if not all, of the planetesimal. The ejected debris eventually formed the asteroid belt; and possibly Valle Marineris which scars nearly 20% of Mars’ circumference, is the ‘smoking gun.” Here I examine not the electrical discharge phenomena, but crudely estimate whether or not the total mass of the belt could have arisen from such an interaction.
 
Formation of the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter is traditionally assumed to have occurred primordially when a group of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetesimal planetesimals] formed [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protoplanet protoplanets] that, through [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity gravitational] perturbations from Jupiter, were imbued with too much orbital energy to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accretion_(astrophysics) accrete] into a planet, until violent collisions shattered most of the protoplanets, thereby forming the asteroid belt. Electric Universe theory contends there was an electrical discharge interaction on a planetary scale when a planetesimal closely encountered Mars, causing not only Mars’ material to be ejected, but also disintegrated much, if not all, of the planetesimal. The ejected debris eventually formed the asteroid belt; and possibly Valle Marineris which scars nearly 20% of Mars’ circumference, is the ‘smoking gun.” Here I examine not the electrical discharge phenomena, but crudely estimate whether or not the total mass of the belt could have arisen from such an interaction.
  
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Scientific Paper
Title Plausibility of Electrical Birth of Asteroid Belt
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Author(s) Raymond H Gallucci
Keywords Asteroid Belt; Electrical Discharge; Mars; Ceres; Valle Marineris
Published 2015
No. of pages 2

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Abstract

Formation of the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter is traditionally assumed to have occurred primordially when a group of planetesimals formed protoplanets that, through gravitational perturbations from Jupiter, were imbued with too much orbital energy to accrete into a planet, until violent collisions shattered most of the protoplanets, thereby forming the asteroid belt. Electric Universe theory contends there was an electrical discharge interaction on a planetary scale when a planetesimal closely encountered Mars, causing not only Mars’ material to be ejected, but also disintegrated much, if not all, of the planetesimal. The ejected debris eventually formed the asteroid belt; and possibly Valle Marineris which scars nearly 20% of Mars’ circumference, is the ‘smoking gun.” Here I examine not the electrical discharge phenomena, but crudely estimate whether or not the total mass of the belt could have arisen from such an interaction.

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