How did density affect the formation of the solar system?

Answer 1

Well, density makes the dark matter in an object bulge out, forming antimatter, which is needed for the formation of atoms. Atoms are the make up of matter, thus creating the Universe and all solar systems.

- Dr. Bingle, Ph.d

Answer 2

Density played a crucial role in the formation of the solar system. As the cloud of gas and dust collapsed, the denser regions attracted more material, leading to the formation of the protostar at the center. The surrounding disk of gas and dust then coalesced into planets and other celestial bodies, with the inner planets being rockier and denser than the outer gas giants due to the higher density of materials in the inner regions.