Formation of the solar system, nebular hypothesis

Formation of the solar system, nebular hypothesis

Did you know about the formation of solar system, if not then let's talk about it. The formation of our solar system according to the nebular hypothesis occurred approximately 4.6 billion years ago. The solar system originated from a massive rotating cloud of dust and gas called the solar nebula. As the nebula spun, gravity caused it to collapse and flatten into a spinning disk. In this disk, the central dense region eventually became the Sun, while the surrounding material coalesced into planetesimals, which further collided and merged to form planets, moons, asteroids, and comets. This process of accretion and gravitational interactions over millions of years led to the diverse celestial bodies we observe in our solar system today. The nebular hypothesis not only helps us understand the formation of our solar system but also provides insights into the formation of other planetary systems around stars in the universe. It's a captivating theory that sheds light on the cosmic dance of matter and gravity that shaped our celestial neighborhood.

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