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How does the way in which the solar system formed explain the orbits, sizes, and compositions of the planets?
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How does the way in which the solar system formed explain the orbits, sizes, and compositions of the planets?

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DUE TO GRAVITATIONAL COLLAPSE SOLAR SYSTEM IS FORMED , ORBITS ARE CURVED TRAJECTORIES AND SIZE AND COMPOSTION OF PLANET ARE VERY UNIQUE AND COMPOSED OF ROCKS AND METALS and evolution of solar system has began 4.5 billion years ago,due to gravitational collapse of a small particle from a giant cloud.

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