Difference between revisions of "Nebula hypothesis"
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| − | The '''nebula hypothesis''' (alternately, '''nebular hypothesis''') is model of the formation of a [[solar system]]. | + | The '''nebula hypothesis''' (alternately, '''nebular hypothesis''') is model of the formation of a [[solar system]]. When applied to our Solar System (i.e. the one containing [[Earth]]), it contradicts [[God]]'s role as Creator of Earth and the heavens and instead follows a [[Big Bang]] theory of star and planet creation. |
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| + | The nebula hypothesis theorizes that a solar system begins as a rotating cloud of [[gas]] and [[dust]] that contracts to create a flat disk with a [[star]] at its center. [[Planet]]s grow from the [[particle]]s surrounding the star, creating a solar system. | ||
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Revision as of 04:37, July 14, 2008
The nebula hypothesis (alternately, nebular hypothesis) is model of the formation of a solar system. When applied to our Solar System (i.e. the one containing Earth), it contradicts God's role as Creator of Earth and the heavens and instead follows a Big Bang theory of star and planet creation.
The nebula hypothesis theorizes that a solar system begins as a rotating cloud of gas and dust that contracts to create a flat disk with a star at its center. Planets grow from the particles surrounding the star, creating a solar system.