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Class 11GeographyThe Origin and Evolution of the EarthEarly and modern theoriesEasy
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In the modern view how did planets become larger?

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Correct answer: By repeated joining of small bodies

Small bodies repeatedly joined to form larger planetary bodies. Exam tip: repeated joining clue points to accretion.

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OriginEarthPlanet FormationEarly And Modern TheoriesThe Origin And Evolution Of The EarthGeographyClass 11 Mcq
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  1. 1Which is a well-known early hypothesis about the origin of the Earth and the solar system?
  2. 2What does the Nebular Hypothesis primarily explain?
  3. 3Who first proposed an early form of the Nebular Hypothesis?
  4. 4Which scientist later modified the Nebular Hypothesis?
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