Question

classify each event that occurs during the formation of a single star according to whether it is the result of the stars original gas cloud having some amount of spin. result from rotating gas cloud do not result from rotating gas cloud answer bank formation of a disk around the star globular cluster formation orbit of planets in a common plane around the star rapidly rotating star gravitational heating formation of polar jets

Explanation:

• Formation of a disk around the star: The rotation of the gas - cloud causes material to flatten into a disk due to conservation of angular momentum.
• Orbit of planets in a common plane around the star: The initial spin of the gas - cloud leads to the formation of a disk, and planets form within this disk, resulting in them orbiting in a common plane.
• Rapidly rotating star: If the original gas - cloud has spin, the star formed from it can inherit that angular momentum and rotate rapidly.
• Globular cluster formation: Globular clusters are large groups of stars held together by gravity and their formation is not directly related to the spin of the gas - cloud of a single star.
• Gravitational heating: Gravitational heating occurs due to the contraction of the gas - cloud under its own gravity, not directly related to the cloud's spin.
• Formation of polar jets: These are more related to the magnetic fields and accretion processes within the protostellar system rather than the initial spin of the gas - cloud.

Answer:

Result from rotating gas cloud: Formation of a disk around the star, Orbit of planets in a common plane around the star, Rapidly rotating star
Do not result from rotating gas cloud: Globular cluster formation, Gravitational heating, Formation of polar jets