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19 February, 12:31

Which explains the outer gas planets in the solar system formed

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  1. 19 February, 12:47
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    Well generally the heavier matter, Solids and Liquids in Space would be attracted towards the centre of the Solar System while the Solar winds generated from the Sun would push the gases away which is why the Terrestrial planets are formed closer to the sun while the Gas planets form much further away
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