Question

question 1 of 28 which element formed soon after the big bang has measured concentrations that match the predictions of the big bang theory? a. oxygen b. nitrogen c. helium d. carbon

Explanation:

The Big - Bang theory predicts the abundances of light elements produced in the early universe. Helium - 4 was produced in significant amounts soon after the Big Bang, and its measured cosmic abundance matches the predictions of the Big - Bang nucleosynthesis theory. Oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon were mainly produced later in stars through processes like stellar nucleosynthesis.

Answer:

C. Helium