How much of the universe is believed to consist of ordinary atoms that can be detected?

A.) 75%

B.) 20%

C.) 3%

Question

Shaniya Adams

Physics

18 May, 07:31

How much of the universe is believed to consist of ordinary atoms that can be detected?

A.) 75%

B.) 20%

C.) 3%

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Ariella Blake · Answer 1

The universe believed to be has no limit in space and the elements, molecules and different kind of gases are found in this area. So the percentage of that is believed that and ordinary atom can be detected is C. 3% i hope you understand my answer.

How much of the universe is believed to consist of ordinary atoms that can be detected?A.) 75%B.) 20%C.) 3%

How much of the universe is believed to consist of ordinary atoms that can be detected?

A.) 75%

B.) 20%

C.) 3%