Physics, 08.12.2021 22:30 moutchyjoseph

How did rotation (Disc Formation) make the disk, as in how or what role did it play in the Solar Nebula Theory? According to the theory, how was the Universe formed?
Explain using the terms or explain the terms & their role in the nebula theory:
- Sequence of Condensation
- Components of Inner and Outer Parts of the Disk
- Accretion
- Planetesimals and Protoplanets

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