Did the solar system come from the big bang?

Answer 1

Hello, i am minakshi and the answer of your questions is that according the big bang theory the sun was formed 55000 years ago .after when the universe was created and then the critical temperature has came in which nuclear fusion can start so after the critical temperature has came and the process of nuclear fusions started and the hydrogen was getting converted into helium the sun was formed.

Answer 2

No, not nearly. The Big Bang (we think - nobody was around to see ) initiated an expansion of space-time into the Universe. Somewhere along the way, the first generations of stars were born, from mostly hydrogen with a little helium and a trace of lithium mixed in. Many of the first generation stars would have grown large, and burned out quickly, exploding their heavy metal cores into space - and some of that heavy-metal space dust went into forming other star systems that already had some metals.

Scientists suspect that the Sun is a 3rd generation star, that we are made of matter that has already gone through stars twice before.

Answer 3

The sun was not created in the "big bang", it formed billions of years afterwards from the same cloud of particles which later formed the planets.

Answer 4

No. The universe came from the Big Bang. The solar system did not form until several billion years later from the collapse of a nebula.