Here's a problem to solve: For years, many astronomers thought that our solar system formed from a slowly condensing cloud of dust and gas. New evidence indicates that our solar system may have formed when short-lived, massive stars in a nebula exploded. What is most likely going to result from the new evidence?

Among the 4 following options, which is the correct answer?

- A: The old hypothesis will become obsolete.
 
- B: The new hypothesis will be rejected due to conflict.
 
- C: The evidence for the old hypothesis will be disregarded.
 
- D: The evidence will be verified before the old hypothesis is revised.
 