The overwhelming majority of the angular momentum is tied up in planetary motion. To make matters even more puzzling, the angular-momentum vectors of the sun and the planetary system are 7 apart.
Rapid condensation requires that the sun get a much bigger share of the angular momentum.
These anomalies have led T. Gold to propose a slow-condensation model, in which several hundred million years are required rather than the tens of thousands of years in the current scenario. Another unexpected feature of Gold's model makes the sun a degenerate object, perhaps a neutron star. The Sun and Solar System Debris . See description of this book at here . William R. Corliss Other Sites of Interest SIS .