How did the Gas Planets form?

Answer 1

It was from a giant cloud of gas and dust, called a nebula that collapsed forming our solar system. Slowly, gravity began to pull the solar nebula together, which began to spin faster and faster until it flattened into a disk. Gravity pulled most of the gas into the center of the disk, where nuclear fusion began. This created our sun.

Meanwhile, in outer parts of the disk, gas and dust particles collided and stuck together. Eventually the bigger pieces planetesimals, combined to form our eight planets. Planets that stuck together in the inner solar system were small terrestrial planets (rocky). Planets that stuck together in the outer solar system were large gas and ice giants.

Answer 2

Gas planets, such as Jupiter and Saturn, are believed to have formed from the accumulation of gas and dust in the early solar system. This gas and dust then condensed into a massive rotating cloud, eventually forming a protoplanetary disk. As gravity pulled more material into the disk, the gas giants grew in size, eventually becoming the gas giants we see today.

Answer 3

they form because when rock and gas mixes, the planets starts to make its shape and then it turns into a gas planet

Answer 4

We don't actually know how gas giants are formed. First of all the term gas giant is misleading. The term gas giant refers to a planet which is predominantly hydrogen and helium.