Is the Sun older than the Earth?
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The Sun burst into life around 4.6 billion years ago, which makes it the same age as the Solar System as a whole and around half a billion years older than the Earth. That’s because, with a few exceptions, planetary systems such as our own Solar System do generally form at the same time.