As those bits fall together and miss, they turn inward toward each other in a spiral. Those bits may also collide and collect until enough pressure has built up to ignite the atomic forces. When particles collide with great force the temperature and density rivals that of the first moments of creation. Through the ignited atomic forces in a star, hydrogen is changed to carbon and oxygen and iron and all the other elements needed for life. The elements are then blown off as clouds into space to gather again in a small planet spinning around an average star in an average galaxy.
Atoms look like planetary systems, which look like solar systems, which look like galaxies.
The strongest of forces, which burn hot and fast, are set off by the weakest of forces which can reach out into infinity. The late David N Schramm, Ph.D. understood the simple beauty that binds elementary particles to clusters of galaxies. Weather the cosmos is closed and will end in a big crunch in 15 billion years or is open and will expand forever will also not alter my life. The physicist will say I am made from ejected star material. I believe that to be true.