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I'm John Batchel with Greg Branachar a cosmochemist, a staff scientist at Lawrence Livermore Labs,

and the author of Impact, a new book about asteroids and things that fall to Earth.

But reasoning backwards, like a detective, no, as a detective,

Greg is going to take us to the asteroid belt, and what the

asteroid belt and other objects in our solar system called planets, not all of them are

planets, but it's important to mention that the building blocks of planets are everywhere,

what they tell us about the formation of our solar system. So far, Greg, my understanding is the planets have moved.

Why is the asteroid belt where it is after Mars?

What does it represent?

That's a great question.

And you're right.

The planets have moved over the course of history of the solar system,

and particularly the large planets, Jupiter and Saturn, they encompass a huge amount of mass

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