Because of conservation of an initial angular momentum, the cloud spun faster. Forces of gravity on dust in the radial direction, perpendicular to the spin axis, would therefore soon be opposed by a centrifugal force, thus eliminating further infall. Because of these forces the pressure gradient would mainly act in the direction parallel to the spin axis, though slightly outward [#!Lewis:Bog!#]. Gravitationally attracted material in this direction, would experience no opposing centrifugal force, and eventually settle down in a spinning disk on practically concentric orbits [#!Delsemme:Kometbogen!#].