Man consists of star dust

Modern man consists of star dust and basic elements that arose during three key periods in the formation of our space. The conclusion was made by French scientists who conducted a deep chemical analysis of the foundations of the human body.

As it turned out, in an average person whose weight is 70 kg, 7 kg falls on hydrogen that arose in the first lobes of the seconds of the appearance of our universe after the so -called "large explosion." At the same time, the body contains 45.5 kilograms of oxygen, 12.5 kg of carbon, 2.1 kg of nitrogen, 1 kg of calcium, 700 g. phosphate, the appearance of which is associated with the next phase - the formation of planets.

The third chemical basis of the human body belongs to the period of the appearance of nuclei in the center of stars, reports ITAR-TASS. So, in the average person there is 2 g. zinc, 0.15 gr. copper, traces of nickel, cobalt, lead and molybdenum.

Scientific chemical analysis also in most unexpectedly indirectly confirms the biblical story about the appearance of a person who was created from the dust of the Earth.