Planetesimals are small solid objects that form in the protoplanetary disk around a young star, while protoplanets are larger bodies that develop from the accumulation and collision of planetesimals. Planetesimals are the building blocks that come together to form protoplanets, and eventually, planets. So, planetesimals are like the "seeds" that grow into protoplanets.
It was Mercury.
Organisms in the same genus are most closely related to one another according to Linnaeus's groupings.
The planet Mercury originated from the protoplanet closest to the sun. It is one of the four rocky inner planets in our solar system.
The most popular theory of how a solar system is formed says that a giant cloud of molecular dust collapsed, forming one or more stars. Then a cloud of gas forms around the new star. As a result of gravity and other forces, the dust and other particles in this cloud collide and stick together forming larger masses. While some of these objects break apart on impact, a number of them continue to grow. Once they reach a certain size -- around a kilometer -- these objects are large enough to attract particles and other small objects with their gravity. They continue to get larger until they form protoplanets. Some protoplanets continue colliding and growing until they form planets while others stay that size.
one of the numerous small, solid bodies that, when gathered together, form a planet.
It was Mercury.
From debris following a collision of two planet sized protoplanets - one of which was early Earth.
There is no way of knowing as in might of fallen in the dinosaur age and it was not recorded
They are not related by blood; they marry one another.
it is related beacause it is one business function to another. They are all related one way or another because there are all in one orgnisation. Simples
A set of related scenes that follow one another could be called a sequence of scenes.
The Planetissimal Theory agrees with the Solar Disruption Theory. Because of the near collision of the Sun and another star, the Sun blew out some hot materials. These hot materials became parts of the star passing near the Sun. The Sun continued to blow large and small particles which became the planets, meteorites and other heavenly bodies. ---- Source: The World: History and Civilization
They are chronological
Organisms in the same genus are most closely related to one another according to Linnaeus's groupings.
The study of how living and extinct organisms are related to one another is simple. This study is called evolution.
All living lifeforms are related one way or another.
Planets formed by big rocks pulling in smaller rocks, and gas with their high gravity, and the same with each size of rock......... But that's just one of theories. The other one is that there was a huge bang that started time and space itself, but if they checked their science their theory is proven to be wrong. But also different religions believe differently on how the planets were made so just keep that in mind.* *(Yet many theories are still to be proven wrong so many beliefs and theories may not be true.)