How old is the earth compared to the other planets in our solar system?

Answer 1

The age of the Earth is the same around as the age of the other planets.

The planets formed within a million-billion years of the solar system's formation, and the Earth itself is 4.04 billion years old. The planets formed along with the solar system, and the differences in their ages are not very great.

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Answer 2

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The Earth is roughly 4.5 billion years old, making it about the same age as the other planets in our solar system, as they all formed from the same primordial solar nebula.

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