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THE SOLAR NEBULA
BY MAFTUNA ISOEVA
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The younger solar nebula begins to collapse.
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NASA Goddard Photo and Video
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The solar nebula rotates, flattens and becomes warmer near the center.
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Cyrus II
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Planetesimals begin to form within swirling disk.
Photo by
NASA Goddard Photo and Video
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As the large planetesimals grow in size, their gravity attracts more gas and dust.
Photo by
Camilo Forero Pulido
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Smallest planetesimals collide with the large ones, and planets begin to grow.
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A star is born, and the remaining gas and dust are blown out of the new solar system.
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Maftuna Isoeva
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