Patrangenaru, Vic; Mardia, Kanti - In: Journal of Applied Statistics 29 (2002) 6, pp. 935-943
The solar nebula theory hypothesizes that planets are formed from an accretion disk of material that, over time, condenses into dust, small planetesimals, and that the planets should have, on average, coplanar, nearly circular orbits. If the orbit of Pluto has a different origin to the other...