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Part A The main reason the universe contains the amount of helium that is observed is The radiation from the accretion disks
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Helium was produced in the big Bang.

The Big Bang theory is say that most of the deuterium is collide with protons and neutrons to form helium and small amount of tritum. Nearly 25% of mass of the universe is made of helium.

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