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rangerrebew

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Here, There and Everywhere: What We Really Know About the Origin of Life
Starting the week by looking at how science speculates on how it all started.
 

By Tom Gilson Published on June 19, 2017
 

A while back I saw part of a National Geographic show about astrobiology (or exobiology) — the science of looking for life outside of the Earth. I didn’t get to see the whole program, but what I did see featured some amazing facts about where life can find a niche on earth — and maybe elsewhere?

https://stream.org/everywhere-really-know-origin-life/
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Oceander

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Oh goodie.  Antediluvian nonsense, again. 

B.S. like this amounts to saying: "science hasn't figured it out yet, so we're going to go with what a bunch of ignoramuses who had no inkling the Earth was even round had to say about the matter several thousand years ago; the same sort of people who fervently believed God wanted men to whack off bits of their willies as a sign of fealty to Him and that menstruating women were unclean and could poison everything with just a touch. 

:facepalm2:


p.s., just in case you hadn't noticed: these are the same sorts of irrational beliefs the Muslims you so dislike today continue to hold. 
« Last Edit: June 19, 2017, 10:35:53 am by Oceander »