Why can one judge the age of the Sun by comparing the chemical composition of its atmosphere with the chemical composition of Jupiter?
September 22, 2020 | Education
| We proceed from the probable assumption that the Sun and Jupiter were formed in the same region of space. The substance of Jupiter is practically “conserved” substance of the gas-dust cloud, from which the solar system was formed, and thermonuclear reactions took place on the sun, which changed the initial chemical composition of the substance.
