Did humans evolve from a star?

Answer 1

No. Humans are not made from stars. However, every element in the human body except hydrogen and perhaps lithium came from an exploding star. The human body contains carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, iron, chlorine, sulphur, and a number of other elements, all made in stars. All became available for other uses when the stars exploded.

Answer 2

Ehr, no. Humans evolved from earlier apes, which in turn evolved from earlier primates, which in turn evolved from earlier mammals, which in turn evolved from earlier tetrapods, which in turn evolved from earlier vertebrates, which in turn evolved from earlier animals, which in turn evolved from earlier eukaryotes, which in turn evolved from earlier lifeforms. Before there was life, there was no evolution.

It is true, though, that most of the elements incorporated into life were produced in exploding stars. But this has little to do with evolution.

Answer 3

No, humans did not evolve from a star. Human evolution is a biological process that traces our lineage back to ancient primates and ultimately to the common ancestor we share with other primates. Stars are celestial bodies in space that undergo nuclear fusion to produce light and heat.