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Loren Booda
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I have heard of terrestrial, gas giant, liquid and (speculatively) crystal planets. It seems to me that the conditions for forming a glass planet would be relatively common (more than those for their crystal cousins) - enough so that such bodies might eventually be detectable in our galactic neighborhood.
Is it reasonable to expect a planet of glass in some solar systems?
Is it reasonable to expect a planet of glass in some solar systems?