In the Chamberlin-Moulton view, what fundamental force provided the initial impetus for ejecting material from the Sun to form planetary precursors?

Answer

Gravity acting between two massive bodies—the Sun and a passing star

The initiating event relied entirely on gravitational interactions. Specifically, the gravitational influence exerted by the passing star on the existing mass of the Sun was the mechanism proposed to disrupt the solar body and draw out the necessary material. This event is distinct from the subsequent growth mechanism. Following this initial gravitational ejection, the process shifted locally to gravitational accretion among the newly formed planetesimals themselves, where mutual attraction governed their merging process.

In the Chamberlin-Moulton view, what fundamental force provided the initial impetus for ejecting material from the Sun to form planetary precursors?
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