Formation of the Sun and its Planets

作者: William M. Kaula

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-5255-3_1

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摘要: The Sun formed 4.6 Gy ago, probably as a fragment of collapsing gas and dust cloud in close association with other stars, from which cluster it was ejected rather early. Conditions the Galaxy then were not remarkably different what they are now. Material solar system processed through at least two supernova events within ~200 My before its formation, last them recent enough (~2 My) that plausibly influenced collapse Sun.

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