SPL RF Feb 2018

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Solar system formation. Illustration of the primordial nebula (solar nebula) surrounding the newborn Sun (centre). The Sun was formed as gas coalesced until it was dense enough and hot enough to begin the nuclear reactions that sustain a star. The solar nebula, originally a sphere of gas, dust and rock, became a disc that eventually, under gravity, coalesced into planets. Some planets are already seen forming in the disc (red glows), caving out distinct gaps as they attract material in their orbits. It is thought the planets formed around 4.6 billion years ago.

headline SPL RF Feb 2018

created date 2018-02-05

credit East News

source Science Photo Library RF

byline MARK GARLICK/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

original transmission reference f0209536

weight 1,32MB

size 45cm x 30cm by 300dpi

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