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Describe how the observable properties of the solar system are related to its process of formation.
 
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Astronomers estimate that new stars form in our galaxy at the rate of about
 
  A) one per year.
  B) a few (2-3 ) per year.
  C) ten per year.
  D) 20-30 per year.
  E) 100 per year.



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Answer to Question 1

All the orbital and rotational motions can be explained as preserving the original rotation of the nebula from which the solar system formed. Accretion explains planetary isolation. Temperature differences explain differentiation. Asteroids and comets are left over debris. And irregularities can be explained by collisions during the planetesimal era.

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