Based on the Nebular theory, which of these best describes how the center of a new planetary system is formed?

by the merging of atoms

by the splitting up of atoms

by the rotation of the moons of the planets

by the gravitational pull of the moons of the planets

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Derek Sharp

30 September, 12:14

Based on the Nebular theory, which of these best describes how the center of a new planetary system is formed?

by the merging of atoms

by the splitting up of atoms

by the rotation of the moons of the planets

by the gravitational pull of the moons of the planets

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Woodard · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option. Based on the Nebular theory, the center of a new planetary system is formed by the gravitational pull of the moons of the planets. Gravity pulled together low-density cloud of interstellar gas and dust. Hope this answers the question.

Based on the Nebular theory, which of these best describes how the center of a new planetary system is formed?by the merging of atomsby the splitting up of atomsby the rotation of the moons of the planetsby the gravitational pull of the moons of the planets

Based on the Nebular theory, which of these best describes how the center of a new planetary system is formed?

by the merging of atoms

by the splitting up of atoms

by the rotation of the moons of the planets

by the gravitational pull of the moons of the planets