Answer:
1. Interstellar cloud is an accumulation of dust and gas in between stars .
2 . The outer planets are composed of low density gas .
3 . Meteorites is the most important source for determining the age of our Solar System .
Explanation:
1 . Interstellar cloud
It is formed by the accumulation of plasma , gas and dust in the galaxy .
An interstellar clouds are more sense than the interstellar medium .
The cloud are classified according the size , density and temperature of the cloud . The interstellar cloud is formed by dust and gas particles from a red giant .
2 . The composition of the outer planets are from , the low density gases.
3 . Meteorites -
A meteorites originates from the outer space , and is a solid piece of debris . it can pass through the surface of a moon or planet , and due to high pressure and chemical interactions , can make the meteorite burn , and hence is seen as a shooting star or falling star.
Earth's mantle has kept contributing to the Earth's atmosphere through a process called degassing. During this process, gases are emitted from the magma in the mantle and are transferred into the atmosphere through tectonic procedure such as ocean ridge spreading and volcanism.
