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According to the nebular hypothesis, how did most of the excess dust and gas in the solar system get removed?
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According to the nebular hypothesis, how did most of the excess dust and gas in the solar system get removed?
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According to the nebular hypothesis, how did most of the excess dust and gas in the solar system get removed?
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The solar wind pushed the excess gas and dust away.
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The gas and the dust formed all the planets
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