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Question 36 1 pts How do astronomers explain the fact that some planetary systems (besides our own) have jovian- size planets that orbit very close to their stars? The observations must have been misinterpreted. The planets likely formed farther out, then migrated inward. The solar nebula theory must be wrong because jovian planets cannot be that close. Jovian planets must be objects from outside the system that were captured. Jovian planets must be created by collisions of terrestrial planets.