Every atom in your body, including the carbon in your bones, oxygen in your breath, and iron in your blood, originated from ancient stars that exploded as supernovae billions of years ago, and due to the universe's long recycling of atoms, some atoms in your body have likely been part of thousands of different stars over cosmic time.
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You're Older Than The Sun #ShortsAñadido:
Every atom in your body is older than the sun. But here's where it gets weirder. The elements that make up your cells were forged inside the hearts of ancient stars that died billions of years ago. These stars exploded as supernova, scattering their atoms across the universe, and eventually they found their way to Earth. The carbon in your bones, the oxygen in your breath, and the iron in your blood all came from these cosmic explosions. But what's even more mind-blowing [music] is that the universe has been recycling these atoms for so long that it's likely some of the atoms [music] in your body have been part of thousands of different stars over billions of years. So, what does that make you? Subscribe for daily cosmos. [music] Share with someone curious.
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