Not exactly. Helium is an inert gas, and is not toxic.
However, you could die from not having oxygen, so if you breathe only helium, yes you could die.
if stars did not die, the only elements in the universe would be hydrogen and helium and there could be no life.
The helium explodes into flames (which quickly die out).
No because the sun has helium inside and it is the only star that can die out?
The only way to be certain of not dying is from not sucking on the helium.
It depends on what you mean. We can breathe helium without any ill effects as long as we get enough oxygen. However, nothing could breathe and use helium as we breathe and use oxygen because helium is inert. Unlike oxygen, which is highly reactive, helium does not participate in chemical reactions, so it could not serve an organism any purpose.
My guess is no, because helium is fairly inert. It does not react well with the other elements. Helium could be used to provide lift for lighter than air aircraft. If the helium were cooled it could be used to provide a temperature differential for a Stirling engine to drive a turbine, but in that case the helium itself is not providing the propulsion so much as whatever was used to cool it.
Helium is not corrosive because it is a noble gas, which means it is chemically inert and does not easily react with other substances. Helium is often used in applications where corrosion could be a concern, such as in pressurizing and purging systems.
This is the only thing i could find:An_interesting_fact_on_helium
No, helium is toxic to your lungs and can kill you if you breathe it long enough, or you could have severe lung damage done to you.
Yes
distillation
An environment of helium could be fatal if it excluded oxygen to the degree that humans would be suffocated. Those squeaky voices in cartoons are often created by people breathing helium before speaking. However, they don't breathe helium for extended periods.