Oldest planet in solar system

Answer 1

simultaneousthere is nothing called as the oldest planet all planets were more or less formed simultaneously.

Actually

No we dont know

Answer 2

It is believed that the four terrestrial planets formed around the same time 4.5 billion years ago. The evidence is that the oldest lunar rocks are 4.4 billion years old and the oldest meteorite rocks are 4.6 billion years.

Answer 3

All of the planets in our solar system were formed around the same time, though their ages may differ slightly depending on what the early formation of the solar system was like.

Answer 4

The planets in our solar system are approximately the same age, though some scientists suggest that Jupiter may be slightly older than other planets.

Answer 5

All the planets are of the same age. They all were created during the same period.

Answer 6

Many says all planet in the solar system are all the same age. around 4.5 billion years

Answer 7

Sun