How do you measure the age of water?

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Recently read that water is older than the sun.How can we determine the age of water if it’s continuously being used in the water cycle?

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As I recall, this hypothesis is derived more from the suspected origins of water on Earth. Many suspect water came from one or more icy meteors impacting Earth. Earth has had water for a long time in its life, and any meteor impacts delivering that water would need to have travelled vast distances and thus would have to have been formed very long ago.

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