Dr_Freak

Thank you for understanding,

I have moved this from "General Sciences" to the "Homework" section due to it being a more homework relevant question.

Would you be able to help me answer what our sun is made of?

I understand our sun is composed of 90% hydrogen and 8% helium. However what makes up the remaining 2%? And where did these come from??

Thank you once again!!

My apologies

It was a Urgent Question

Sincerely

Dr_Freak

Thank you for your help everybody

Thank you Thales for your prompt reply.

My Last question that I was interested in is

"In the proton - proton cycle there are 2 forms of helium. Helium-3 and helium-4. Refering to the atomic structure, What is the difference between these two forms of helium???"

Thank you online helpers

My gratitude to all those who have helped me in my few questions.

Does anybody know "5 effects of Black Holes."

This could be a little tough!!

Thanks, Dr Freak

Another question in which I was interested in is

"In the proton - proton cycle there are 2 forms of helium. Helium-3 and helium-4. Refering to the atomic structure, What is the difference between these two forms of helium???"

Thank you online helpers

Hi

Would anybody please help me answer in a paragraph or so "What StarDust is?"

I don't mean the spaceship, or any business.

Your help is appreciated

Your prompt answers are much appreciated

There was a question about 3 pieces of evidence for the Big Bang Theory

I searched Google only to find Essays of writing.

I was wondering if anybody had any information on this to help me obtain the answer.

Thanks

Dr Freak

Thank you for your answers to the above question.

My next question is:

In the proton - proton cycle there are 2 forms of helium. Helium-3 and helium-4. Refering to the atomic structure, explain the difference between these two forms of helium.

Thank you, your help is appreciated

I wanted to know why Hydrogen Fusion is sometime called a proton in the nuclear fusion reaction, in general.

Thank you

Hi Im new

Why is hydrogen nucleus also referred to as a proton in the nuclear fusion reaction?

Thanks A lot, and look forward to meeting you all

Dr_Freak