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I have for a long time now wondered about how the planets and moons actually congealed into their current forms. How can loose mass and gas develop the gravity to pull themselves together? Could the cause of these actions been related from the "big bang" which threw out micro black holes of differing sizes, which are captured by solar gravity (this includes what created the gravitational force to form suns) which then sweep their gravitational areas clear of debris which then form the bodies we know about today?
Could these "micro" black holes then somehow find stability and the gravitational forces they exert are then related to their size? Could this then cause the warping the in fabric of space?
I know this is a simple question with a not so simple answer, one that most theorists to my knowledge have never outwardly questioned. What are your thoughts?
Could these "micro" black holes then somehow find stability and the gravitational forces they exert are then related to their size? Could this then cause the warping the in fabric of space?
I know this is a simple question with a not so simple answer, one that most theorists to my knowledge have never outwardly questioned. What are your thoughts?