Bode's law


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Bode's law /ˈbəʊdz, ˈbəʊdəz/
noun Astronomy an empirical formula by which the distances of the first seven planets from the sun are roughly derived in terms of powers of two.
– origin C19: named after the German astronomer Johann E. Bode.
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