The solar nebula theory is NOT able to explain which of the following observed characteristics of the solar system? Another theory would be needed.

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The solar nebula theory is able to explain the common direction of rotation and revolution of the planets as well as the density of the Jovian planets. However, it is not able to explain the formation of hydrogen atoms in the solar system from subatomic particles, as this requires an understanding of nuclear fusion reactions that occur in stars. The solar nebula theory does not explain the formation of hydrogen atoms in the solar system from subatomic particles. This is explained by the theory of nucleosynthesis. The other characteristics (A, B, D) are explained by the solar nebula theory.

The Solar Nebula Theory Is NOT Able to Explain Which