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The Nebular Hypothesis is the consensus model for explaining the formation and evolution of the Solar System. Solar Systems, like so much other accumulated matter, are just a byproduct of the creation event.

The only correlation I can draw between the Nebular Hypothesis and the Big Bang Theory is that they are both concensus models for their respective concerns, and they both provide for an explanation of a beginning for their respective considerations.

Perhaps a statement can be made that solar systems provided for the genesis of organic life and the Big Bang provided for the genesis of existence of matter from which organic life was promulgated.

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