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years ago our solar It is believed that about [Select ] [ Select ] collapsed system formed from a cloud of gas. the gas cloud, increasing the temperature and pressure at the center. As the gas cloud collapsed, the rotation of the cloud sped up because of the Law of the Conservation of [Select ] As the temperature and pressure increased, [Select] eventually occurred, forming the Sun. In another [ Select ] years, this process will temporarily cease. The Sun will collapse until [ Select ] begins to fuse in the center. At this point, our Sun will have become a [Select ]

years ago our solar It is believed that about [Select ] [ Select ] collapsed system formed from a cloud of gas. the gas cloud, increasing the temperature and pressure at the center. As the gas cloud collapsed, the rotation of the cloud sped up because of the Law of the Conservation of [Select ] As the temperature and pressure increased, [Select] eventually occurred, forming the Sun. In another [ Select ] years, this process will temporarily cease. The Sun will collapse until [ Select ] begins to fuse in the center. At this point, our Sun will have become a [Select ]

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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It is believed that about [Select ] years ago our solar [ Select ] collapsed system formed from a cloud of gas. the gas cloud, increasing the temperature and pressure at the center. As the gas cloud collapsed, the rotation of the cloud sped up because of the Law of the Conservation of [ Select ] As the temperature and pressure increased, [Select] Y eventually occurred, forming the Sun. In another[ Select] years, this process will temporarily cease. The Sun will collapse until [ Select ] V þegins to fuse in the center. At this point, our Sun will have become a [Select ]
Transcribed Image Text:It is believed that about [Select ] years ago our solar [ Select ] collapsed system formed from a cloud of gas. the gas cloud, increasing the temperature and pressure at the center. As the gas cloud collapsed, the rotation of the cloud sped up because of the Law of the Conservation of [ Select ] As the temperature and pressure increased, [Select] Y eventually occurred, forming the Sun. In another[ Select] years, this process will temporarily cease. The Sun will collapse until [ Select ] V þegins to fuse in the center. At this point, our Sun will have become a [Select ]
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