Why are objects in the solar system different from each other?

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t0hierry
Apr 9, 2016

Is your question "Why are they not the same?" The answer is mass. The solar system formed as a spinning blob. Particle collide, stick together they form small lumps. More mass means the lump attracts more matter. Planets are formed.

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