Here's why:
* Sun: The Sun is primarily composed of hydrogen (about 70%) and helium (about 28%). These elements undergo nuclear fusion in the Sun's core, producing the energy that makes it shine.
* Meteorites: While meteorites contain various elements, they are formed from the same primordial material that formed the Sun and other planets. This means they also contain a significant amount of hydrogen, though not as much as the Sun itself.
Other common elements present in both meteorites and the Sun include:
* Helium
* Oxygen
* Carbon
* Iron
* Silicon
The specific composition of meteorites can vary depending on their origin and type. However, the overall elemental makeup of meteorites and the Sun reflects their common origin in the early solar system.
