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ORIGIN OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM - DEAD STAR HYPOTHESIS
Initially the planets were formed from the dead stars. It was
moving in the space with
the action of drag force. Some dead stars may be captured while
forming the sun
and some may be captured after being formed and started orbiting
as planets and
satellites in the following way:
(i) The hydrogen clouds along with dead stars, collapsed at a
point due to
gravitational force and a rotation of clouds started around that
point. Thus the sun
was formed like other stars. The dead stars near the central
region of the cloud
became the part of the sun. On the other hand, due to the
rotation of central region,
the centrifugal force started acting on the dead stars coming
towards the center from
outer region. Due to the variation of centrifugal and
centripetal force, the dead stars
started orbiting the sun and became the planets of the sun. In
the same way some
dead stars became the satellites of the planets. And the clouds
which were away
from the central region were attracted by the central region and
became the part of
the sun. Inner planets of the solar system may be formed in this
way.
(ii) Like other stars, after forming, the sun along with the
initially captured planets
and satellites was also moving in the space with the action of
drag force. As the
planets are small in size than the sun, the value of the ratio
of mass and acting
resultant force is more in the dead stars than the sun. So, the
velocities of dead stars
were more in the space than the sun. As a result, the dead stars
came closer to the
sun from rear side and attracted by the suns gravitational force
one by one. Just
after being captured, due to the variation in centrifugal and
centripetal force, somedead stars started moving round the sun and
became the planets and some dead
stars started moving round the planets and became the
satellites. Outer planets of
the solar system may be formed in this way.
Lt Cdr Md Abdul Alim,(N),BN
Email: [email protected]
