Hello David,

There are tons of places that you can find this information.  Try doing a
google or yahoo search.
One example is
:http://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr161/lect/solarsys/forming.html

VT
"David Spiro" <djspiro@blufrognet.net> wrote in message
news:bjod6901588@enews4.newsguy.com...

VTRusso wrote:

I do know that the Eagle Nebula is the birthplace of stars and it has

been

proven that most of these stars have planets around them.  Isn't that

the

best place to look for clues to how the moon and the planets and ever

the

entire solar system was formed?

Uh, care to cite just were this is stated? That the Eagle Nebula is a
star factory is not in question, though a second look at it in recent
yars by Hubble and Chandra both have shown that the stars are burning
out there at a rate that was faster than first thought. As for planets
around those stars, I have never read anything that suggests there are
planets around any of the stars in that nebula.

CITATION PLEASE!!!!!!!