Are we all made of Stardust?
Friends often think about why our earth is so special and why life exists only on earth. So we come to know that life on earth started because of water, then we think where the water came on the earth.
So such curiosity-filled questions keep coming into our minds, and we keep trying to find the answer to them. So first of all, let me tell you about stars, we know one thing: all the stars in our galaxy also have a life.
So when any star gets old and spends its life, then there is a big explosion in it which we call a supernova. So in this, the stars get absorbed, so its dust, gas, and ashes spread far in space, which we call stardust and a nebula. And then this stardust and nebula together give birth to a new start, so first, the stardust gathers in one place. After this, when combined, it starts rotating like a storm of water, due to which its temperature and pressure start increasing. The process of nuclear fusion starts, and due to this, new stars are born, and from the remaining stardust makes up the planets, asteroids, and more, and the planetary motion around the stars starts, so in this way, the solar system is born.
So from what solar system formed?
The solar system is formed because of stardust, which means that our solar system is also formed because of stardust, our earth is also formed because of stardust, and we are also made directly or indirectly from stardust. When our sun explodes, it will also create stardust, again a new solar system will be formed, so this process goes on like this.
We all know that the main component of the sun is hydrogen; nuclear fusion continues in it, plasma is present in the sun, that too in the form of hydrogen ions. The solar wind continues to run in our sun. These hydrogen ions keep going to the solar systsystemenn. These hydrogen ions collide with stardust. We get to see a reaction between hydrogen and oxygen.
So now you will say where the oxygen in stardust comes from, so stardust contains silicates and minerals, due to which there is oxygen in stardust. So when the hydrogen ions combine with the oxygen present in the stardust, a minimal quantity of water glasses comes into the stardust. Traces of water are imprisoned in stardust, and when these stardust meteors, vomitus, and asteroids are formed, these water traces get frozen in asteroids, comets, and changed in snow and ice.
And then these asteroids, meteors keep moving in our solar system, stardust interstellar dust keeps coming towards our solar system, and when the scientists analyzed this stardust, collected them and saw them in a mighty microscope, so we got a shocking result, we found traces of water in this stardust, found organic compounds, found heavy metals.
Elements such as iron, magnesium, nickel, aluminum, and more and more small quantities in interstellar dust.
Our scientists believe that when the Earth was formed, the Heavy Bombardment Period began; before that, life did not exist on Earth.
In the Heavy Bombardment Period, many meteoroids collided on our earth, and our scientists believe that water came to our earth from these meteoroids, even life started only after this bombardment period because we know that traces of carbon, water are present in these meteoroids and carbon is the necessary element to support life, so life on earth may have come from outside.
So after the analysis, scientists believe that the water on the earth came from the collision of these meteoroids during the heavy bombardment period and a lot of metals come from this stardust, so now see our entire solar system, our earth, even we ourselves are made up of stardust directly or indirectly.
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