planets

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planets. See also Monmatia; space bodies
all creatures inhabit material abodes (11:0.1) (12:8.1) (14:2.1) (14:4.11)
all mortal-inhabited planets are evolutionary (32:3.2) (49:0.1)
cold accretion planets in good relationship to a sun are best for life (15:6.14)
decimal planets q.v.
each evolutionary planet ruled over by a Planetary Prince (15:2.3) (32:2.7) (50:0.2)
emptied of salvable personalities if physical catastrophe dooms (51:2.3)
energy transformers insulate planets against energy (29:4.24)
evolutionary p. are initial worlds of ascending mortal career (112:0.1)
evolutionary processes vary greatly; no two exactly alike (49:1.3-4)
God calls all p. by name (1:5.3) (3:3.1-2)
governmental techniques of universe cannot retard development of (55:11.6)
Havona has largest p. in grand universe (14:3.6)
in light and life (55:7sec)
inhabited p. (Paper 49)
mortals never return to native p. in same dispensation (39:4.15) (40:9.5)
only one bestowal Son serves on each (20:5.4)
only those in main circuits of superuniverse assured of continuous survival (55:0.3)
origins (41:10sec) (57:5-7secs)
collisions of dead suns (15:5.12) (41:10.3)
gas-contraction (41:10.3-4)
high rate of revolution of mother sun (15:5.6)
meteoric accretion (15:5.9)
molten-split (41:10.3)
near approach of great mass to a sun (15:5.5) (41:10.1) (57:5sec)
retrograde motion always result of foreign space bodies (57:5.14)
sun fission (15:5.7)
series one, two, and three. See mortals: planetary types
suitability for life
all p. made to be eventually inhabited (1:0.2)
not 1 in 40 suitable for habitation (15:6.14-16)
not all p. suited to harbor mortal life (49:0.4)
small dark p. best suited to life experiments (23:2.20)
water and air on all p. if not too small (41:10.3)
system centers dispatch power to inhabited (29:2.18)

Cross-references

See mortals: planetary types
See also Monmatia
See also space bodies

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