What are some theories about how the sun was formed??

Question

its about the sun

Answer 1

Hi. Debris from previous supernovae condensed into a cloud and further condensed into a disk. Gravity formed the central body (the Sun) and the surrounding bodies (everything else in the solar system). The rest is a direct result of time.

Answer 2

hey, does putting TWO question marks at the end of your sentence mean it's a really baffling poser?

then you throw in 'its about the sun' with no punctuation. maybe the extra question mark was for this phrase?

just asking.

as to your double question marked question, I will take a swing at what I feel is important.

Theories about the formation of the Sun are pretty much just wild guesses, unless you use the observations we get from astronomy of places where we think stellar formation is going on.

We see big dust clouds with interesting glimpses of something interesting happening inside and brand spanking new stars hanging around it looking confused.

What we really want to see is a supernova blowing its lid near one of these stellar cradles. That would be cool.

Answer 3

Basically, in simple terms, the dust from the big bang got formed into many many many clusters (galaxies), and then these clusters got formed into other clusters in this cluster (solar systems), then these clusters got formed into stars (the sun), and planets and some of the dust didn't form into anything (asteroid belts).

Answer 4

13.7 billion years ago before anything existed in the universe, all ''matter'' was tightly packed into a microscopic cosmic egg filled with dense and hot mass...it exploded and fragmented and over many eons stars , sun and earth etc were formed from those fragments

Answer 5

Here is a link to a movie explaining how the sun was formed!http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Cyberia/Bima/Movies/StarForm.mov

Answer 6

Huge gas clouds of hydrogen came together and become denser and denser with extreme pressure and heat rising to the point were the hydrogen atoms split and the nuclear reaction starts.