Sort the following hypothetical discoveries into the appropriate bins as follows: Consistent with theory: The statement describes a discovery that we could reasonably expect to find if the nebular theory is correct. Not consistent with theory: The statement describes a discovery that would force us to modify or discard the nebular theory. View Available Hint (s)

Consistent with theory:

Beyond its Jovian planets, a star have two ice-rich objects like Mars. The star has about 20 planets The star is surrounded by disk of gas and has no planets. Of a star's 5 terrestrial planets, only 1 has a moon as like Earth's moon.

Non consistent with theory.

star's of 4 Jovian planets formed in its inner system and 4 terrestrial planets formed far out. All the 6 star's of terrestrial planets have a moon as large as Earth's moon. star's 5 terrestrial planets orbit in the opposite direction of its 3 Jovian planets. star has 9 planets, but dont orbit in a closed plane.

Explanation:

The hypothetical discoverers that were made which could be possible reasoning of the occurrence of the nebular theory are given above.

Consistent with theory:

Beyond its Jovian planets, a star have two ice-rich objects like Mars.

The star has about 20 planets

The star is surrounded by disk of gas and has no planets.

Of a star's 5 terrestrial planets, only 1 has a moon as like Earth's moon.

Non consistent with theory.

star's of 4 Jovian planets formed in its inner system and 4 terrestrial planets formed far out.

All the 6 star's of terrestrial planets have a moon as large as Earth's moon.

star's 5 terrestrial planets orbit in the opposite direction of its 3 Jovian planets.

star has 9 planets, but dont orbit in a closed plane.

Explanation:

The hypothetical discoverers that were made which could be possible reasoning of the occurrence of the nebular theory are given above.