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NRJC: /* Formation of Solar Systems */

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‎Formation of Solar Systems

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‎Formation of Solar Systems

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‎Formation of Solar Systems

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NRJC: Created page with "==Key Stage 2== ===History=== ====Geocentric Model==== ====Heliocentric Model===="

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==Key Stage 2==

===History===
====Geocentric Model====
====Heliocentric Model====

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	: The [[planet]]s closest to the [[star]] collect very little [[gas]] and become [[Rocky Planet\|rocky planets]].		: The [[planet]]s closest to the [[star]] collect very little [[gas]] and become [[Rocky Planet\|rocky planets]].
	: The [[planet]]s furthest from the [[star]] collect a large amount of [[gas]] and become [[Gas Giant\|gas giant]]s.		: The [[planet]]s furthest from the [[star]] collect a large amount of [[gas]] and become [[Gas Giant\|gas giant]]s.
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		+	===References===
		+	====AQA====
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 #The [[star]]s [[radiation]] causes the [[gas]] to spread further away from the centre of the disk leaving behind the dust.
 #[[Gravity]] between the [[particle]]s of dust causes them to clump together to form [[asteroid]]s.
-#Over millions of [[year]]s [[gravity]] causes the [[asteroid]]s collide to form bigger and bigger [[asteroid]]s until they are so large that they have enough [[gravity]] to pull their [[matter]] in to a [[sphere|spherical]] shape and become [[Dwarf Planet|dwarf planets]].
+#Over millions of [[year]]s [[gravity]] causes the [[asteroid]]s to collide to form bigger and bigger [[asteroid]]s until they are so large that they have enough [[gravity]] to pull their [[matter]] in to a [[sphere|spherical]] shape and become [[Dwarf Planet|dwarf planets]].
 #Eventually the [[Dwarf Planet|dwarf planets]] may sweep enough [[material]] out of their [[orbit]]al path that they are considered [[planet]]s.
 : The [[planet]]s closest to the [[star]] collect very little [[gas]] and become [[Rocky Planet|rocky planets]].
 : The [[planet]]s furthest from the [[star]] collect a large amount of [[gas]] and become [[Gas Giant|gas giant]]s.

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 #A large cloud of [[gas]]] and dust called a [[nebula]] collapses due to [[gravity]] to form a [[protostar]].
 #Some of the leftover [[gas]] and dust forms a spinning disk held in [[orbit]] around the newly formed [[star]] by [[gravity]].
-#The [[star]]s [[radiation]] caused the [[gas]] to spread further away from the centre of the disk leaving behind the dust.
+#The [[star]]s [[radiation]] causes the [[gas]] to spread further away from the centre of the disk leaving behind the dust.
 #[[Gravity]] between the [[particle]]s of dust causes them to clump together to form [[asteroid]]s.
 #Over millions of [[year]]s [[gravity]] causes the [[asteroid]]s collide to form bigger and bigger [[asteroid]]s until they are so large that they have enough [[gravity]] to pull their [[matter]] in to a [[sphere|spherical]] shape and become [[Dwarf Planet|dwarf planets]].

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	#Over millions of [[year]]s [[gravity]] causes the [[asteroid]]s collide to form bigger and bigger [[asteroid]]s until they are so large that they have enough [[gravity]] to pull their [[matter]] in to a [[sphere\|spherical]] shape and become [[Dwarf Planet\|dwarf planets]].		#Over millions of [[year]]s [[gravity]] causes the [[asteroid]]s collide to form bigger and bigger [[asteroid]]s until they are so large that they have enough [[gravity]] to pull their [[matter]] in to a [[sphere\|spherical]] shape and become [[Dwarf Planet\|dwarf planets]].
	#Eventually the [[Dwarf Planet\|dwarf planets]] may sweep enough [[material]] out of their [[orbit]]al path that they are considered [[planet]]s.		#Eventually the [[Dwarf Planet\|dwarf planets]] may sweep enough [[material]] out of their [[orbit]]al path that they are considered [[planet]]s.
		+	: The [[planet]]s closest to the [[star]] collect very little [[gas]] and become [[Rocky Planet\|rocky planets]].
		+	: The [[planet]]s furthest from the [[star]] collect a large amount of [[gas]] and become [[Gas Giant\|gas giant]]s.

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	: Some [[Solar System]]s have more than one [[Star]].		: Some [[Solar System]]s have more than one [[Star]].
	: The [[planet]]s around a [[star]] which is not the [[Sun]] are called [[exoplanet]]s.		: The [[planet]]s around a [[star]] which is not the [[Sun]] are called [[exoplanet]]s.
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		+	===Formation of Solar Systems===
		+	#A large cloud of [[gas]]] and dust called a [[nebula]] collapses due to [[gravity]] to form a [[protostar]].
		+	#Some of the leftover [[gas]] and dust forms a spinning disk held in [[orbit]] around the newly formed [[star]] by [[gravity]].
		+	#The [[star]]s [[radiation]] caused the [[gas]] to spread further away from the centre of the disk leaving behind the dust.
		+	#[[Gravity]] between the [[particle]]s of dust causes them to clump together to form [[asteroid]]s.
		+	#Over millions of [[year]]s [[gravity]] causes the [[asteroid]]s collide to form bigger and bigger [[asteroid]]s until they are so large that they have enough [[gravity]] to pull their [[matter]] in to a [[sphere\|spherical]] shape and become [[Dwarf Planet\|dwarf planets]].
		+	#Eventually the [[Dwarf Planet\|dwarf planets]] may sweep enough [[material]] out of their [[orbit]]al path that they are considered [[planet]]s.

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 ===About Solar Systems===
-: There are many [[Solar System]]s in our [[galaxy]].
+: There are many [[Solar System]]s in our [[galaxy]] but our [[Solar System]] is called [[The Solar System]].
 : Some [[Solar System]]s have more than one [[Star]].
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 ===About Solar Systems===
-: There are many [[Solar System]]s in our [[galaxy]].
+: There are many [[Solar System]]s in our [[galaxy]] but our [[Solar System]] is called [[The Solar System]].
 : Some [[Solar System]]s have more than one [[Star]].
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 ===About Solar Systems===
-: There are many [[Solar System]]s in our [[galaxy]].
+: There are many [[Solar System]]s in our [[galaxy]] but our [[Solar System]] is called [[The Solar System]].
 : Some [[Solar System]]s have more than one [[Star]].
 : The [[planet]]s around a [[star]] which is not the [[Sun]] are called [[exoplanet]]s.

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 ==Key Stage 2==
-===History===
+===About Solar Systems===
-====Geocentric Model====
+: There are many [[Solar System]]s in our [[galaxy]].
-====Heliocentric Model====
+: Some [[Solar System]]s have more than one [[Star]].