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Understand the Laplace Nebular Hypothesis in the simplest and most exam-oriented way! This video explains how the solar system formed from a hot rotating nebula, how concentric gaseous rings detached, and how accretion led to planetesimals, protoplanets, and planets.

You will learn the complete process — from nebular contraction, formation of the Sun, angular momentum, condensation, and how inner rocky planets and outer gaseous giants came into existence.

We also cover the major limitations of the Laplace Nebular Theory, such as the ring detachment problem, condensation issue, angular momentum paradox, and mismatch in planet composition.

This explanation is extremely useful for UPSC, State PSC, NDA, CDS, SSC, and all students preparing for exams requiring conceptual understanding of solar system formation theories.

What You Will Learn:

✔ Origin of Solar System step-by-step
✔ What are planetesimals & protoplanets
✔ How accretion forms planets
✔ Why the Sun formed at the centre
✔ Limitations of the Laplace Nebular Hypothesis
✔ Differences from modern solar system models

Best for:

UPSC CSE Prelims & Mains, Geography optional, General Science, Competitive exams, and school/college learners.

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