PSJ Schutte, as an astrophysicist I'd like to direct you to an explanation of solar system formation that should answer your question:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_nebula#Formation_of_planets

This book is execrable.

Who has time to think up rubish like this. The writer has no understanding whatsoever of the difference between weight and mass.

The ramblings are like those of a child, struggling to come to terms with basic principles of science.

He rambles so much it's impossible to follow his train of thought.

This kind of nonsense has no place in the science section.

This book shows a clear split in opinion. There are those that are brainwashed into stupidity and will never understand physics because they learned off by heart what they know without having a personal insight into understanding the composition of physics. They can’t see past their brainwashed limitations. They do not know anything about the four cosmic laws forming the basis of cosmology but notwithstanding the absolute centre presence of those laws, mainstream physics ignored the importance. Then there are those that have the intelligence to know something somewhere does not add up. This comes about when thinking it is taught that mass pulls planets while the biggest planets are in the middle and the smallest are inside and outside. How does mass position this arrangement with the smallest on either ends with the biggest in the centre?

Pathetic material. The author has no legitimacy in disputing physics : he is merely an amateur trying to disprove what the greatest minds of our times have taken centuries to prove (by the way, you need to have studied a subject before you can criticize it, which the author didn't).

In my opinion, the author is so narrow-minded that when he came to scientists to talk about his material, the scientists must have told him that it was nonsensical. Then, of course, he couldn't imagine he might have been wrong, so he rationalized his failure to be accepted by creating a conspiracy theory : this is probably the reason why this ebook exists.

This is no scientific material.