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The scientific basis behind the idea that humans are made out of stars is that the elements that make up our bodies, such as carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen, were created in the cores of stars through nuclear fusion. When these stars exploded in supernova events, these elements were scattered into space and eventually formed new stars, planets, and life forms, including humans. This connection between the elements in our bodies and the processes that occur in stars is what leads to the poetic notion that we are made of stardust.
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Which is the interpretation of the scientific name homo sapience?
It's homo sapiens from the Latin roots of the word. Home Sapiens stands for the first Humans coming to live after several evolutions in the Earth over 100,000 years or 1000 centuries ago. After the second ice age that the Earth has faced, Humans are separated from the Animals that they lived together. And in the meantime, beautiful and powerful half-human half-animal creatures like Mermaids, Sphinxes, Siren, Minotaurus, Satyrus, Harpies became extinct on the Earth. Whereas through the Astrological calculations reading it from the stars we can still chart their signs that they sent to the Humans with the form of Zodical signs.The shortest answer to your question is, Homo Sapiens is the form of human, who have lost his demi-god powers (like flying, breathing under the sea, telepathy).
What is the main difference between the cellular stages in a sea star and in a human?
Sea stars exhibit radial cleavage, resulting in indeterminate cell fate and a regeneration potential, while humans display spiral cleavage leading to determinate cell fate and limited regenerative abilities. Additionally, sea stars have a more simple body plan with decentralized nerve cells, whereas humans possess a centralized nervous system and complex organ systems.
The unaided eye can perceive stars of what magnitude?
The unaided eye can typically perceive stars with a magnitude range from about +6 (faintest visible to the naked eye) to -1 or 0 (brightest stars like Sirius). This covers the range from dimmer stars to the brightest stars visible without the use of binoculars or telescopes.
3 s in o b?
3 stars in orians belt
Why do you see stars in the night sky?
Stars are visible in the night sky because they emit light that travels through space and reaches our eyes on Earth. The light from stars is so bright that we can see them even from great distances.
What are the duties of astrologers?
Astrologers look at stars and predict events according to what they see. They are different from astronomers because astronomers have a scientific basis, while astronomers do not.
Would measuring stars be useful for scientific notation?
You have it in reverse. Scientific notation is useful for measuring stars.
What is the scientific name for necklace sea stars?
The scientific name for necklace sea stars is Astropecten polyacanthus.
What are the release dates for Stars Behind the Stars - 2014 Pilot 1-1?
Stars Behind the Stars - 2014 Pilot 1-1 was released on: USA: 1 January 2014
What is the scientific name for the Falling stars flower?
Crocosmia; Coppertip -pusmonster19-
Do stars have a effect on humans?
They do not have effect on humans whatso ever.
What is the scientific name for dying stars?
Red Giants. Stars not on the main sequence
What do humans and stars have in common?
Electricity
Do all stars that become supernovae leave behind a neutron star?
No. The most massive stars will leave behind a black hole.
What is the blue area behind the stars called?
At dusk the sky looks blue behind the stars. In fact the sky is within 100 km while the stars are light-years away.
What is the uses of constellations have scientific basis?
Constellations have been historically used as a way to organize and identify stars in the night sky, serving as a celestial map for navigation and timekeeping. While they do not have any scientific basis in terms of affecting human lives or events, they are important for astronomers to reference specific areas of the sky and locate celestial objects.
Are humans bad to sea stars?
yes
