As the regions pulled in more things, the momentum caused it to rotate, the pressure caused it to become warm. Most of the things finished up as a ball at the middle while the rest of the things flattened into a wavy circle that circled around it. While the ball at the middle formed the Sun, the rest of the things would turn into a disc. The planets formed by the speed from this disc, in which dust and gas gravitated together and joined together to form ever larger bodies. Due to boiling points, only some materials could exist in a solid form closer to the Sun, and they would soon form the inner planets. Because elements only made a very small fraction of the sun, the inner planets could not grow to be that big. Differently, the giant planets formed on the points between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter where material is cold enough for icy compounds to remain solid. The ices that created many of the planets were more common than the metals and materials that formed the inner planets, letting them grow big enough to take large atmospheres of hydrogen and helium to form something. Leftover space trash that never becomes planets in regions such as the Asteroid Belt, and Kuiper
As the regions pulled in more things, the momentum caused it to rotate, the pressure caused it to become warm. Most of the things finished up as a ball at the middle while the rest of the things flattened into a wavy circle that circled around it. While the ball at the middle formed the Sun, the rest of the things would turn into a disc. The planets formed by the speed from this disc, in which dust and gas gravitated together and joined together to form ever larger bodies. Due to boiling points, only some materials could exist in a solid form closer to the Sun, and they would soon form the inner planets. Because elements only made a very small fraction of the sun, the inner planets could not grow to be that big. Differently, the giant planets formed on the points between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter where material is cold enough for icy compounds to remain solid. The ices that created many of the planets were more common than the metals and materials that formed the inner planets, letting them grow big enough to take large atmospheres of hydrogen and helium to form something. Leftover space trash that never becomes planets in regions such as the Asteroid Belt, and Kuiper