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Practice Reading: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #4382 Solar system
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The solar system was formed over four billion years ago from a cloud of gas and dust. At some unknown point, a powerful explosion deep in space sent out energy waves that began to compress the cloud, creating a force at the centre which drew the gas and dust particles closer together. As it was further compressed, the centre grew hotter and denser until the particles coalesced into larger units of mass—planets and moons. Gradually, the centre became so superheated that it formed a new star that we now call the Sun.

What does the writer say about the formation of the solar system?

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