What if looking backwards in the solarsystem is looking at the same planet, just in the past? Mercury, venus, earth, mars, saturn, uranus, neptune... all the sa

What if looking backwards in the solarsystem is looking at the same planet, just in the past? Mercury, venus, earth, mars, saturn, uranus, neptune... all the same planet. Neptune, gasses condense as they get compressed by gravity Uranus, a small core surrounded by compressing gas Saturn, we can see the accretion disk formed before it gets compressed to more mass (heard we just found hydrogen cyonide here as well!) Mars, a dense planet with no atmosphere. Water under the crust, though! Earth, hydrogen chloride + h2o = BAM! Life Venus, too close to the sun to sustain life Mercury, a hot planetary body which is smaller due to it's matter being absorbed by the Sun