The most abundant element in the universe is:

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kittiwitti1 · Answer

Oxygen or iron, most likely. But carbon could be an option too...
How on earth is this physics??

mikeyymonroe · Answer

i think i should have explained more, what is the most abundant gas in the universe?

kittiwitti1 · Answer

Oxygen or carbon...

mikeyymonroe · Answer

hmmm i think its oxygen, but that's why i'm asking haha

kittiwitti1 · Answer

You should relocate this to another topic... it's not physics

mikeyymonroe · Answer

ok will do. thank you for your contribution. :)

doc.brown · Answer

Its Hydrogen.

kittiwitti1 · Answer

.. Well, he answered you question. @mikeyymonroe

mikeyymonroe · Answer

why would it be hydrogen? why not nitrogen or oxygen? just asking?

kittiwitti1 · Answer

Excuse me @doc.brown is it okay to answer my question? No offense o_o;;

mikeyymonroe · Answer

actually aswer @kittiwitti1 question first mine can wait. :)

doc.brown · Answer

Hydrogen at 75% of the universe.  Helium 23%
Oxygen 1%, Carbon 0.5%
This is abundance in the Universe, not on Earth, in the air, or in the human body.

anonymous · Answer

its definately hydrogen cause almost all the heavenly bodies are on fire because of hydrogen and helium