The Solar System Evolution Hypothesis is a model of the formation and change of the solar system (mainly the planets and moons), which needs to be able to explain/conform to the various phenomena observed in the solar system. For example, how planets orbit the Sun are formed, why the Sun has a large mass but a small rotational speed, why there are retrograde moons (such as Triton), why there is a distinction between terrestrial planets (rocky planets with solid surfaces like Earth) and gaseous planets (giant planets with gas and liquids as their main components), and so on.

After heliocentrism broke through the shackles and broke the shackles and became widely accepted, Darwin's theory of evolution once again had a huge impact on people's thinking. Darwin pointed out that not only species are evolving, but our earth itself is not static, but will evolve and change over many years. For a time, how to unify the theory of evolution with the theory of creation became the first topic of discussion at that time. Many experts and scholars have stopped thinking here.

Laplace is no exception

Now, more than 2,000 years later

Cod liver savor these people

I can't help but be smitten

Whether it is the theory of creation or the theory of evolution, in the final analysis, it is the replacement of the new theory with the old theory

This is like the logical realism that has emerged among the people in the 21st century

I don't think much about it.

I don't think much about it.

Laplace's nebula hypothesis holds that the solar system was originally a mass of nebulae that rotated at high speed. During the rotation, the material in the nebula is ejected (imagine the scene where the egg liquid splashes due to high agitation when the egg is beaten), and the material that is thrown at high speed gradually gathers to form planets. Planets also eject matter by rotation, and then form satellites on the same principle.

This is who is talking and who is thinking

Captain Nick looked up at the solar system and the sun star that the Chinese ancestors had always admired

and the Earth after the expansion

Chinese people don't like Taiyin stars

But the common denominator is a yearning for space

Captain Nek said

About 200 years later, after the ancient resources were exhausted

People rushed to space hungry

Cod liver small and a crew

They were all busy with the work at hand, and they didn't pay attention to him

Cod liver and a group of people who are reading e-books

I couldn't help frowning suddenly

Boom, boom, boom

People were shocked

A large, black-body-like object stretched out his limbs

Now we know that "black bodies" can radiate electromagnetic waves, and the intensity of the radiated electromagnetic waves is only related to temperature.

In addition to temperature, the intensity of radiated electromagnetic waves is also related to the type of material and surface condition of the object.

Captain Nek reading Laplace's biography.

He didn't panic at all

Cod liver underestimates celebrity biographies

All the time care about the cod liver of the famous people

Probably an ordinary person all his life

His ancestors were dragons

Earth Dragons

An inconspicuous species, extinct during the Cretaceous period

Laplace was born in Beaumont, Normandy. His father was a farmer. Laplace already showed a talent for mathematics at an early age at school, and at the age of 18 (1767) he left home for Paris and decided to pursue a career in mathematics. So he went to D'Alembert, a famous French scholar at the time, with a letter of recommendation, but the latter refused to meet him. Laplace sent D'Alembert a paper on mechanics. The paper was so brilliant that d'Alembert suddenly rejoiced to be his godfather, and Laplace was recommended to teach at the military school.

After that, he worked with Lavoisier for a period of time, where they determined the specific heat of many substances. [2] In 1780, the two men proved that the amount of heat required to break down a compound into its constituent elements is equal to the amount of heat emitted by those elements when they formed the compound. This can be seen as the beginning of thermochemistry, and it is also another milestone in the development of the law of conservation of energy, which was finally born 60 years later, following Braque's work on latent heat.

will eventually become a generation of masters, and also achieve a generation of virtual holy beast Laplace

In later times he thought about many equations until

Laplace focused his attention on the study of celestial mechanics. He applied Newton's law of gravitation to the entire solar system. In 1773, a well-known puzzle was solved: explaining why Jupiter's orbits were shrinking while Saturn's orbits were expanding. Laplace mathematically proved (albeit approximately) that the orbital size of the planets only changes periodically. This is the famous Laplace theorem, which began the study of the stability of the solar system. In the same year, he became an Associate Member of the French Academy of Sciences.

Captain Nek put down the book in his hand, yes, it was a book, the only book on board.

Sometimes, monsters are resting sideways like children's toy boats in larger and larger sizes; On the terrible slope of Langshan, it was as if it were falling again, and it fell to the bottom of the valley as if it were about to sink.

The boat's massive body swayed like a monster caught in a school of Thames minnows.

Captain Nick picks up the celebrity biography

"Biography of Famous People", also known as "The Three Biography of Giants", is a biographical work created by French writer Romain Rolland, and it is also his classic works, including "Tolstoy", "Michelangelo" and "Beethoven". First published in January 1903.

The author adopts a separate approach, with the help of a large number of original materials (poems, letters, diaries, paraphrases and facts), from the aspects of art, life, thought, value, etc., respectively narrating the suffering and bumpy lives of the German musician Beethoven, the Italian sculptor, painter and poet Michelangelo, and the Russian writer and thinker Leo Tolstoy.

Captain Niek loved Michelangelo

The biography is divided into two parts, the upper part is "Battle", the lower part is "Abandonment" and the epilogue is "Death". Michelangelo was born on March 6, 1475, in Caprese, in the Casentino region, to a judge father and his mother died when he was 6 years old, and Michelangelo was placed in foster care with the wife of a stonemason. At the age of 13, he entered the studio of Domenico Ghirlandaio. It is said that his teachers were jealous of him because of his excellent grades. They broke up a year later, and Michelangelo transferred to a sculpture school. Soon, due to the conflict of religious beliefs, he left there and went to Venice, Rome and other famous cities, and the level of sculpture was constantly improved.

Although my boat has no whistle, no rudder, and no sails, it is a unique, wind-defying boat that can sail to a better future and to the other side of your dreams!

Captain Nek said

And how did Captain Nek calm down

Let's listen to the next explanation