Two students make the following claims regarding the components of the solar system.
• Student 1: The components of the solar system were formed from a spinning nebular
cloud containing dust, hydrogen, helium, and other gases that condensed under the
influence of gravity.
Student 2: The components of the solar system were likely to have been formed at the
same time as the formation of the universe the universe.
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