How long did it take for the planets to form?

Answer 1

Creationism says:

The earth and the living thing formed in 7 days by the hand of God

Evolution-ism says:

The earth is still forming.

That nothing will stay the same.

That it has taken 4 billion years for the earth to get to where it is now.

Answer 2

Earth was a toxic lifeless world until Thea, another planet smashed into it and they both fused, creating our Earth. even today, Thea lies right beneath our toes. A smaller chunk of Thea formed The Moon. Then slowly our oceans formed until life on Earth was ready to begin.

Answer 3

Good question; too bad we don't have any good answers.

Our Sun, we believe, formed about 5.5 billion years ago. Most of the Earth's surface has been melted, molded and recycled by the process of late tectonics and vuncanism, but there is one small area of northern Canada that have the oldest known rocks, at a little over 4 billion years. So we know that the Earth itself existed that long ago.

So did the Earth coalesce at the same time the Sun did, or was that a gradual process over the next billion or so years? I'm not sure that anyone knows the answer to this.

Answer 4

It is estimated that it took approximately 50 million years for the planets to form in our solar system. This process started with a rotating disk of gas and dust around the young Sun, known as the solar nebula, which gradually coalesced into the planets we see today.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

3.5 billion years ago.