Solar System (4.537 Billion Years Ago)

This is my simulation of what the Solar System may have looked like roughly 60 million years after it's formation, and 28 million years after the formation of Jupiter, the first planet! Some info about what was happening: The Sun formed approximately 4. 560 billion years ago, with Jupiter forming just 32 million years later. Saturn had formed right after, just 1 million years later. Uranus and Neptune eventually formed approximately 10 to 20 million years after the first two planets, both of them originating in the inner Solar System before moving outwards beyond the orbits of Jupiter and Saturn. It was also believed that there was a fifth gas giant orbiting between Saturn and Uranus, which eventually got ejected about 100 million years after the formation of the Solar System. The moons of the outer planets (except Neptune) had formed a few million years after they formed, where Neptune's moons hadn't formed until a bit later on. Triton, however, would probably have had formed around this time. It would be orbiting beyond Neptune. The materials to form the planets would have likely remained and would be very scattered across the Solar System. These materials would go to form the rocky planets, with Mercury and Venus forming first but Earth, Theia, and Mars formed right after. This happened about 5 to 10 million years after the formation of Uranus and Neptune. And that's where the simulation takes place: 30 million years after the formation of the Solar System, and before Theia impacted the Earth to form the Moon! Note: I've used a variety of sources to make this simulation of the early Solar System. I've also done my own interpreations based on the research and sources that was done about the origins of our system, but most of this is pretty much accurate besides my interpretations.