Well since abiogenesis isn't really a Scientific theory and more like a hypothesis, and evolution does not even attempt to explain the origin of Life, then yes..
Yes I did know this, but that only happens in
Space. We're talking about
Life on Earth the last time I checked..
Unless you're trying to tell me that Life originated in Space
I don't see what your point was with posting all of this. All of what you said concerning Star formation is well known and Scientifically supported.
The laws of physics and chemistry easily explain how Stars are formed..
Life forms however,
ARE ANOTHER MATTER ENTIRELY, and I think you are being disingenuous if you don't realize that.
Are life forms composed of materials found in Stars? Yes. But Life forms also require one other ingredient which is not found in Stars, and which does not adhere to the known laws of physics and chemistry.
INFORMATION. Life forms are vestibules of enormous amounts of complex specific information, in the form of a code.
Thats the key to life, and nothing of what you said acknowledges that truth.
Also, unless you can show one instance of inorganic matter and chemicals self combining to form into a living cell, then admit what you said about "trillions of chemical reactions and environmental factors" eventually leading to a cell is purely hypothetical.
People have been attempting to do just that for many decades now under lab conditions, and insofar, they have utterly failed..
There is no hard evidence whatsoever that Life can arise from inorganic matter...