Did you know that everything you know or have known, tasted, smelled, looked at or touched was st one point part of a supernova star?

@AnnoyingAf: no I am referring to the fact that complex elements can only be found in the universe through the fusion of a star... hydrogen fuses into helium, helium to oxygen... and so fourth... once a star fuses to iron, there isn't enough energy to continue to produce, so the iron falls to the core of the star... once enough iron builds up in the stars core the star either does one of two things... it either becomes a Red giant... the star becomes unstable and grows much larger as the last of its fuel is being consumed. Or the star becomes super nova and explodes sending any elements that were being fused throughout the galaxy... over billions and billions of years enough material has been distributed to eventually form our solar system... everything in existence was part of a star at one point... even man made items started as raw star material.

@Tryingtofindabalance: That pretty much the same thing though.

@AnnoyingAf: no I think law of thermodynamic states that matter can't simply go away it can simply change forms of energy... so if you were to burn a newspaper... in theory if you were able to collect all the heat smoke ash combustion byproduct... everything that was part of the newspaper after it was contact by fire... you could theoretically put that paper back together...

@bethsmiles: my eyes are other worldly aren't they...

@Tryingtofindabalance: you made me laugh!... scared the rooster! :)))) 😊😊😊😊😊😊