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How Did the Solar System Form?

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How Did the Solar System Form?

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There are some observed characteristics that any model of the solar system formation must explain.

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The solar system formed around 4.5 billion years ago from a huge swirling cloud of dust. We know this because advances in technology, such as the Hubble telescope, have allowed us to look deep into space to observe the birth of stars similar to our sun.

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on the materials in the volume of space our solar system currently occupies. The gas, dust and small bits of rock and other matter were “pulled together” by gravimetric action over a long period, and a number of points of “high concentration” of this material at points where the sun and the planets are resulted in the formation of these bodies. Use the link below to learn more.

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