Planets sharing a orbit?

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Thanks for the very interesting article! I’ll have to read it again over a second cup of coffee! :roll:
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very interesting , thx .
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Though it would be a interesting phenomenon, I imagine such planets would be uninhabitable and would suffer from severe plate tectonics.
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