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If there was a planet where the asteroid belt is, could it have a stable orbit?

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If a planet existed in an orbit where the asteroid belt is, would the orbits of all the planets be stable, and what would the climates be like on these planets?

Assuming there could be a planet in that orbit, could there be any scenario where this planet is destroyed and the solar system reaches the state it's in today.

Could the destruction of this planet be used to explain the formation of the Moon?

How early in the formation of the solar system would this have to happen?

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