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Big Bang Theory
-Occured 15-20mya
-major explosion thought to have formed the universe
-Explosion produced A LOT of matter and heat
-T were about 1 million C
-matter cooled and condensed to form the light elements H and He
Formation of the Solar Nebula and Planets
a) pockets of condensed matter impload to form the SOLAR NEBULA
---SN is very hot and contains H and He
---Hot in the center and cooler on the outer regions
---out regions cool and condense into rings of matter
---center forms the sun
----rings condense and form planets
----Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto
Terrestrial Planets
Mercury Venus Earth Mars

these planets are very dense and consist of heavier elements:
Fe, Ni, Si, O.
Jovian planets
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto
--less dense and contain lighter elements:
H, He, Ch4, NH3
Early Earth
-4.6 bya, which we know by testing meteorites found on earth
---most of these meteorites are from the the asteroid belt located between the terrestrial and jovian planets; usually found in antarctica due to easy visibility and the ice keeps them preserved
--earth was homogenous chemically
--as it cooled the heavier elements move to center
--was about 1200 degrees
Formation of the Moon
debree crashed into earth, parts of earth broke away, but remained in the orbit of earth

gravitational pull eventually made earth circular again
Formation of Atm and Oceans
Atm came from the gasses released as the earth was de-gassing: CH4 H2S H He NH3 H20
as earth continued to cool the waterv vapor condensed to form the oceans