Why the stars dont support life?

Answer 1

In stars, or on the surface of stars, it is too hot for chemicals and molecules to form. This is because the heat of both the surface and through the center of the stars is so high that the electrons normally bound to the elements have enough thermal energy to escape their bonds, so the elements (mostly Hydrogen and Helium) exist as electron-stripped nuclei. Without the presence of bound electrons, chemical interactions cannot occur, and molecules are not able to form. As such, no physical bodies are able to form on the surface of stars, and therefore, we have no reason to believe that life forms could either.