One generally accepted feature of life is maintaining a localized entropy anomaly, at the expense of dumping excess heat to an outside reservoir. There is no ev

One generally accepted feature of life is maintaining a localized entropy anomaly, at the expense of dumping excess heat to an outside reservoir. There is no evidence that the Sun is doing anything like that. All of its MHD processes follow normal laws of thermodynamics, where structures will persist at a variety of scales and durations according to universal power-law spectra. The gravitational dynamics of the asteroid belt definitely doesn't exhibit any entropy peaks not explained by Jovian perturbations, etc. I think you are confusing statistically improbable, but completely normal, patterns with meaningful ones, which is probably the primary flaw of the human brain. That said, it's also improbable that our meat brains can comprehend every possible form of life in the universe.