Creation and evolution go hand in hand

I think that if the genesis of life began on earth we would find much simpler forms of life than we do.
I understand the argument that better and larger forms would have pushed the more primitive life forms out of most niches, but they should still exist.
Surely some places would be of out of reach for beings of bacterial size, or there would be some other advantage to a smaller size.
There should be a proliferation of proto-forms.

It could be that advanced life forms can only exist on planets that have not developed their own life.
Perhaps the bacterium is the highest planets get to if they have to compete with more primitive forms.
Any human visitors to Mars will have to be careful what they bring back, the primitive life forms they pick up might kill us all by using up all the nutrients.

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When you talk about life on Mercury, do you mean before the sun had accreted enough material to fire up?
That would be a pretty harsh environment.
My guess is Mars, when it had seas.

 

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Here's another one: Jesus kept away from these forums, so why don't you follow on his footsteps and do the same?

Your postings (on this thread) are either stupid or insulting, or both, and you come across as dumber than the law requires. Just sad, really.

 

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Talk chemistry, don't talk to me Dawkin's

 

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Please describe as what is stupid . Talk science on chemical bases, otherwise you can take the insult upon your self .
This is what you atheist are good for waving hands and insulting, and then hide your self behind science .

 

Aruaca speaks Spanish and writes in English, could you do that?

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I really appreciated your post for it showed a depth of thinking about the subject. Mars was very cold if there was water on it and during the protosun period it would have been extremely cold.
Trying explain the stages of the protosun contracting down to the sun. It is not accreting material but rather loosing material. Have you been able to imagine that yet?
Try and picture the protosun spitting out bits of material sufficient to build the planets. Once you can get that you will see Mercury will not be as hostile as you currently imagine.

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Simpler than archaea? They're basically small bags of goo - no nucleus, mitochondria, golgi bodies etc.

 

A virus is simple.

 

Stupid is to come with a theory for which you have not the slightest shred of evidence and then take affront when people are not impressed. Worse, you've started insulting for no good reason and that pretty much did it for me.

Yeah, I can. (Not Spanish, but a different Latin language.) So what?

 

But i get the sense English is still your main language for day to day communication. You know another language which is great.
Argue the points not the person. We want to resolve this creation -Evolution problem in my lifetime please.

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Now this is something worth talking about...

I pretty much accepted the above definition of universe for a long time, certainly in my childhood, but ain't so sure anymore. There are people (Martin Rees comes to mind) that suspect there may be more than one universe. A lot more; perhaps, an infinity. Most of these other universes will be bare, chaotic places, incapable of any sort of complex organization. Different physical laws, different number of dimensions, that kind of thing. Any two universes will never interact with one another. They are like totally separate bubbles, with various internal structures, that "float" (expanding or contracting) in the nothingness that surrounds them.

Of course, this is another unsupported theory. But one holding more seducing power than what is postulated in the original post of this thread.

 

It might be a thought that could make you drift off to sleep at night, thinking of the features of a different universe every night. Instead of counting sheep count Universes.
Are all the multi- universes in the same Infinite Space? If they are why would they not intersect each other?

 

Apparently you ignored mu previous position . ( Creation and evolution go hand and hand )
At this point there was no intention of mine to discuss Big Bang.
Then intent is to discuss living organism. see post #14 were later I continue discuss about Chemistry.
I hope you would have some common sense to read from the beginning instead pick up at the middle and start your insolence , ( you must be Australian to be so rude )
1 ) Find me a site were RIBOSOME have been made without natural intervention ( a RUSSIAN CHEMIST have made an attempt) check literature this is an important component for RNA for you primordial soup
2 ) I posted some literature were they discuss replication . The replication is based on a existing polypeptide I believe from yeast ( Yeast natural component , there was no yeast in the primordial soup )
I can continue unravel on the proposed model , but for now , if you don't get the message go check with your 6 year old kid is were you are hiding yourself when you are posting , by asking questions .

 

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The archaea are quite a way up the tree, and quite large, as are bacteria.
Looking at the tree, if the seed of life on our planet arrived from another planet, it must have been the precursor of Eukariotes and Prokariotes and Archaea.
( Not arriving as Bacteria, as I mooted earlier)
Everything splits off from an unknown parent, which is now extinct.

I don't have any fixed opinions on this matter, I am just sharing my thoughts on the subject.

 

I know to whom you are directing .
Let's talk science : You tell me what was before the Big Bang , How big of a mass of matter was there , that have produced all the celestial bodies , were was all that energy stored to initiate the expansion , I can ask some more ,
This bonehead don't know , the beginning of the universe nor if it does have a limit or not , Perhaps you the intellectuals have the facts , I would like to hear and analyze your facts,

 

No energy was required for the Big Bang to happen.

 

Since I previously mentioned Martin Rees and his speculation on multiple universes, here's a portion of an interview with him that addresses this particular issue: How Many Universes Exist?. Maybe some of you will find it interesting (though, I guess, is somehow off-topic for this thread).

 

Unfortunately not. But tell you what: I will from now on. You've earn your spot on my ignore list.