We came from stars

Create a polished vertical educational infographic by combining the content and ideas from the two uploaded handwritten notes about cosmic origins and the elements in the human body. Use the images as source references, not as visual elements. Design a clear, beautiful portrait 9:16 science poster with a dark deep-space background, subtle stars, elegant white typography, restrained gold and blue accents, scientific editorial style. Title: “WE ARE MADE OF STARDUST”. Arrange a vertical timeline/story: “13.8 BILLION YEARS AGO — THE BIG BANG” then “Hydrogen forms” then “The first stars ignite” then “Stars fuse light elements into heavier elements” then “Massive stars die and scatter elements into space” then “New stars, planets and Earth form” then “Iron from ancient stars becomes part of Earth” then “Water: hydrogen + oxygen” then “Iron carries oxygen in our blood” then “The atoms in your body have a cosmic history.” Include a small clean central illustration showing a star evolving/exploding, a swirling nebula, Earth, a water molecule H₂O, and a stylized red blood cell with Fe/O₂ indication. At bottom, add a reflective question: “When you look up at night, are you looking back at where you came from?” Ensure scientifically accurate nuance: the Big Bang produced mostly hydrogen and helium, while many heavier elements such as carbon, oxygen, and iron were formed later inside stars and stellar explosions or other stellar events. Keep all text crisp, correctly spelled, legible, and not crowded. Avoid reproducing handwriting. Vertical poster, high resolution, balanced hierarchy, professional infographic.