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2.0. The Origin of the Solar System: The Big Bang of the Interstellar Dirty Snow Ball Egg(IDSB Egg)
3.0. The Structure of the Interstellar Dirty Snow Ball Egg (IDSB Egg)
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- The yolk was the main part of the Interstellar Dirty Snow Ball Egg and it was composed of the lightest elements, such as the atomic hydrogen and hydrogen molecule, the raw material evolved to be the star of the Sun;
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- The albumen was composed of compound,such as H2O、CH4、CO2、H2S and so on, the raw material evolved to be the gas planets of Jupiter、Saturn、Uranus、Neptune;
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- The eggshell was composed of heavy elements, such as the Ga、Si、Fe、Cu、Zn and so on, the raw material evolved to be the rocky planets of Mercury、Venus、Earth、Mars, and even the inner core of the gas planets;
4.0. The Evolving Process of the Big Bang of the Interstellar Dirty Snow Ball Egg (IDSB Egg) and the Formation of the Solar System
5.0. The Evolving of the Second and Third Planet of the New Born Solar System
6.0. The Formation of the New Born Solar System, from Inner to Outer Layer
7.0. The Corresponding Relationship Between the Celestial Bodies of the Solar System and the Ancient Plates of the Earth
8.0. The Jigsaw Recovery of the Unique Supercontinent of the Planet Earth
9.0. The Evolving Process of the Unique Supercontinent from 66 Million Years Before
10.0. The Similar Evolving Pattern Between the Birth of the Solar System and the Ancient Plates Group of the Earth
11.0. The Symbolizing Meaning of Festive Fireworks in Human Activities
12.0. The Special Celestial Body—The Moon
Conclusions
Discussion

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