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Preface
2. The Electric Universe
3. A Little History
4. What Big Bang?
5. Electric Galaxies
6. Electric Stars
7. Planets
8. Electrical Cratering
9. Electrical Weather
10. Life Itself
11. Some Basics
12. So What?

7. PLANETS

Earth-like planets and moons are similarly "born" by electrical
expulsion of part of the positively charged cores of dwarf stars and
gas giants. That explains the dichotomy between the dense rocky
planets and moons and the gaseous giant planets. In the Electric
Universe model, gravity itself is simply an electrostatic dipolar
force. So planetary orbits are stabilized against gravitational chaos
by exchange of electric charge through their plasma tails (Venus is
still doing so strongly, judging by its "cometary" magnetotail, and it
has the most circular orbit of any planet) and consequent modification
of the gravity of each body. Planets will quickly assume orbits that
ensure the least electrical interaction. Impacts between large bodies
are avoided and capture rendered more probable by exchange of electric
charge between them. Capture of our Moon becomes the only option, it
cannot have been created from the Earth. Evidence of past planetary
instabilities is written large on the surfaces of all solid bodies in
the solar system. That evidence is in the form of electric arc
cratering.

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