What is the age of of our solar system?

Question:

Answer:
Approximately 5,000,000,000 years

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ask to sun.

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ask the astronauts/cosmonauts bro! www.NASA.com

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15 secs

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Close enough to 4.6 billion years.

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acc to hubble's law,
H = 1/(age of the universe(10,000 million yrs))
H -> hubble's constant.
approximately the age of the universe will be 4.65 billion yrs.

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