Formation and evolution of celestial objects

There is a generally accepted view that celestial objects are formed from material dispersed in space in the process of its concentration, i.e. celestial objects are formed due to an external factor. This is the orthodox perception of the process of object formation. It is widely enough stated in the literature, and it is professed by all researchers without exception. But another, opposite variant of the explanation of the objects' appearance is objectively possible. Celestial objects are formed from the substance that is inside them initially. And it is possible only if all the substance of the celestial body was initially concentrated in its nucleus, which, gradually disintegrating, created the nuclei of subsequent hierarchies, the last of which is a chemical element. This explanation of the method of formation of celestial objects has no supporters, and there is not a word about this process in the literature. The model of the world built on the foundation of the internal method of formation of celestial objects is fundamentally different from the generally accepted model of the world.