Answer:
Option B, It was made in stars that lived before the solar system formed.
Explanation:
Almost all the carbon that exists today with in the living organisms was produced in the stars. When these stars exploded during the big bang theory all the carbon within hem was introduced in the environment of earth some billions of years ago. Hence , though carbon introduced in earth’s environment was due to big bang, its origin is from the stars. Hence option B is the correct answer
Cyanobacteria is responsible for generation of oxygen on planet earth and thus option D is in correct.
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Massive Star
They are typically greater then 8 molar masses. They typically have a quick main sequence phase, a short red supergiant phase and a death of a spectacular Cosmic event: Supernova. From there they can either become Neutron Stars or Black Holes
Medium-Sized Star
They usually have a Normal Main Sequence phase (Billions of years). From there they bevome Red Giants and expell their mass in a planetary nebula. From there they shrink and become white dwarfs first, then black dwarfs.
Hope it helps ya
...though astronomy is actually physics btw...
