A huge interstellar cloud collapsed into a rotating disk with a central bulge. What did this object become?

A. The disk was the solar nebula and the bulge became the Sun.
B. A large belt containing asteroids in a gap between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
C. The disk was the Solar nebula and the bulge became Jupiter.
D. They formed the outer planets which eventually met up with the Sun.


Answer: A

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