The Origin of the Solar SystemPage
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most of the solar system objects!
Denser region in a interstellar cloud, maybe compressed by shock waves from an exploding supernova, triggers the gravitational collapse.
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Contents
- What does the solar system look like from far away?
- Clues - The Orbits of the Planets
- What does the solar system looks like close up?
- Summary - What do the inner planets look like?
- Summary - The Jovian Planets
- Quantitative Planetary Facts
- Common Characteristics and Exceptions
- Planetary Nebula or Close Encounter?
- A Pictorial History
- The Interstellar Clouds
- Collapse of the Solar Nebula
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