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What does the formation of heavy elements tell us about the age of the solar system?
Q. What does the fact that heavier elements are formed from supernovas tell us about the age of our solar system? Part of my physics project - I need a few pointers as I'm a bit stuck! All I can think of is that it tells us our solar system is ancient because supernovas happen after billions of years of a sun being 'stable'. Is that on the right track? So if these elements are only produced from supernovas, then does that make them virtually non-renewable?
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A. In the early days of the universe, all that existed was hydrogen, helium and traces of lithium. That's all. All other element were formed in the core of stars and was liberated when those stars went supernova. The heavier elements enriched the cosmic gas, which can then form solar systems and planets with a higher proportion of those. Therefore, given that our system has a fair amount of heavier elements (oxygen, nitrogen, silicon, iron, etc.) then it has to have formed from gas that had been around quite a bit (actually, estimations are that our sun is a 3rd generation star), therefore cannot be as old as the universe, since it had to wait for those 1st and 2nd generation stars to go supernova to provide the raw material. So, it is a (rela [cont.]
Answered by Vincent G - Mon Feb 9 15:01:05 2009
Q. What does the fact that heavier elements are formed from supernovas tell us about the age of our solar system? Part of my physics project - I need a few pointers as I'm a bit stuck! All I can think of is that it tells us our solar system is ancient because supernovas happen after billions of years of a sun being 'stable'. Is that on the right track? So if these elements are only produced from supernovas, then does that make them virtually non-renewable?
Asked by ~ Mystic Dreams ~ - Mon Feb 9 14:50:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the early days of the universe, all that existed was hydrogen, helium and traces of lithium. That's all. All other element were formed in the core of stars and was liberated when those stars went supernova. The heavier elements enriched the cosmic gas, which can then form solar systems and planets with a higher proportion of those. Therefore, given that our system has a fair amount of heavier elements (oxygen, nitrogen, silicon, iron, etc.) then it has to have formed from gas that had been around quite a bit (actually, estimations are that our sun is a 3rd generation star), therefore cannot be as old as the universe, since it had to wait for those 1st and 2nd generation stars to go supernova to provide the raw material. So, it is a (rela [cont.]
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