Condensation Model:
Small eddies formed in the disk material, but since the gas
and dust particles moved in almost parallel, near-circular orbits, they
collided at low velocities. Instead of bouncing off each other or smashing each
other, they were able to stick together through electrostatic forces to form planetesimals. The larger planetesimals were able to attract other planetesimals through gravity and increase in size. This
process is called accretion. (http://www.astronomynotes.com/solfluf/s11.htm).