| Does space exploration shed any light on
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| | take what is known, what is "believed,"
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| the theory of evolution? Not exactly. It
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| | and what is "alleged," about earth and
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| "sheds" more darkness than light.The
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| | compare it to what is known about Mars.
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| phrase most often used by evolutionists
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| | What do you get? Verification of
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| is probably "billions and billions of
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| | theories? No. You get inexplicable
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| years:" "life evolved over billions and
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| | contradictions! We live on a planet where
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| billions of years," "the solar system
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| | life proliferates in virtually every nook
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| developed over billions and billions of
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| | and cranny. You'd be hard pressed to find
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| years," "the universe has been expanding
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| | a place on earth where there is no life
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| for billions and billions of years." It
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| | whatsoever. And the environment doesn't
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| almost seems as if these accounts of the
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| | seem to matter either. Life on earth
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| evolution of our universe are intended to
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| | thrives under the most adverse
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| keep people from questioning unverifiable
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| | conditions.Yet, when we look at a planet
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| statements. That is, how do you go about
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| | right next to us in space, what do we
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| disproving what allegedly happened so
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| | find? We find a barren world with no
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| long ago? It's quite difficult to
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| | trace of life ever having existed. How's
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| construct a planet in a laboratory and
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| | that possible?Are we to believe that this
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| let it lie around for billions and
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| | god called evolution, who has given earth
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| billions of years to prove that life will
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| | such a sophisticated organ as the human
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| not create itself. Unless, of course, you
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| | brain as far back as two million years
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| have a long lease.If your lease expires
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| | ago, has to this date not managed to put
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| within the next four and a half billion
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| | forth on Mars so much as a dumb ass? Are
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| years, the following may be of interest
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| | we to believe that the same evolution
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| to you:* In 1977 two scientists, in
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| | which has given earth living creatures
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| search of hot water spewing from the
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| | the size of dinosaurs 200 million years
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| ocean floors, crammed into a small
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| | ago has in a staggering four and a half
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| research submarine named ALVIN and
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| | billion years not given Mars even simple
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| descended to the bottom of the ocean near
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| | one-celled organisms? Are we to believe
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| the Galapagos Islands. Finding the first
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| | that this glorious evolution which has to
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| hydrothermal vent, an opening where water
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| | this date given earth an astronomical
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| heated by earth's molten interior is
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| | total of literally millions upon millions
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| released into the ocean, was not nearly
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| | of plant and animal species has in the
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| as fascinating as what they discovered by
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| | same period not given Mars even one
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| accident -- the vent was surrounded by
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| | species of plant or animal?Sure the
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| animals never seen before. Closest to the
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| | Martian environment is hostile. But then,
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| vent, in the midst of water which
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| | here on earth, two miles down at the
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| sometimes exceeds 450 degrees Fahrenheit,
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| | bottom of the ocean near vents which spew
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| were tube worms, some of which were up to
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| | hot water mixed with hydrogen sulphide in
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| eight feet long.For any living creature
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| | total darkness is not exactly my idea of
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| to thrive this deep in the ocean and in
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| | a summer vacation spot, either -- it's
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| such scalding water was mind boggling
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| | about as hostile as an environment can
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| enough. But there was more. Most animals
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| | get! But life thrives there in complete
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| need sunlight to survive; this part of
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| | defiance of what are normally considered
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| the ocean gets no sunlight
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| | ecological adversities.Antarctica is also
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| whatsoever.Then, as if to laugh in the
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| | a hostile environment. So is 25 feet
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| face of what's considered "normal" for
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| | underground. So is the desert.
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| biological life forms, these tube worms
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| | Furthermore, in that alleged period of
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| had no eyes, mouth, or intestinal tract.
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| | three and a half billion years ago, the
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| There may not be much to see in the dark,
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| | entire earth, according to scientists,
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| but how did these creatures eat or digest
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| | was hostile. Life on earth allegedly
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| food?It took scientists years to figure
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| | began in an environment which would be
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| out how tube worms receive their
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| | hostile to many of today's life forms.
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| nourishment. Without getting too involved
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| | And many of today's life forms live in
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| with the details, these tube worms have a
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| | conditions which would have been
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| symbiotic relationship with bacteria
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| | intolerable to the organisms which
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| which grow in profuse quantities near the
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| | allegedly brought life into existence
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| underwater vent. The bacteria find their
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| | billions of years ago. But life on earth
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| way into the tube worms, literally
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| | thrives in spite of it all.Life on earth
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| between their cells. The tube worms
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| | goes even a step further. Some organisms
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| receive nutrition from the bacteria, and
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| | do not simply thrive in adverse
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| the bacteria in turn receive some vital
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| | conditions, they actually become immune
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| functions from the tube worm.If you think
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| | to conditions which are designed to kill
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| this sounds too bizarre, I don't blame
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| | them. Many bacteria become resistant to
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| you. Such creatures really do exist. And
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| | antibiotics as a result of being
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| you haven't heard the most astonishing
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| | overexposed to the very drugs which have
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| aspect of these creatures.An additional
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| | killed them in the past. In some cases,
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| factor in the area around the vent makes
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| | bacteria even transfer this resistance to
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| it an even more hostile environment than
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| | other bacteria which have not had such
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| described above (if you can imagine
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| | exposure to the drugs.There is a species
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| that). The bacteria on which the tube
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| | of South American bee which has become
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| worms depend, thrive on a chemical called
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| | immune to DDT. The bees can carry doses
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| hydrogen sulphide, which is found in the
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| | hundreds of times the amount needed to
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| water coming from the hot vent. To most
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| | kill other bees without suffering ill
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| higher animals, hydrogen sulphide is as
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| | effects. Some mosquitoes are also immune
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| poisonous as cyanide!We've just described
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| | to DDT.So, you see, life on earth is as
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| a world which before its discovery was
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| | potent as it is diversified. It pushes
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| hard to imagine and certainly impossible
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| | forward, overcoming many seemingly
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| to predict. The hostile environment in
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| | insurmountable obstacles, and sometimes
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| which the tube worms and their
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| | in spite of these obstacles. Looking at
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| life-sustaining bacteria exist is truly
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| | the diversity of conditions under which
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| "out of this world." It makes one wonder
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| | life on earth thrives, looking at the
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| if biological life forms are limited or
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| | life forms which have learned to fight
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| restricted in any way whatsoever to any
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| | environmental hazards and man-made
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| kind of environment.* Since 1977, several
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| | poisons, it's hard to imagine life on
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| more vents have been discovered on the
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| | earth ever being completely wiped out by
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| ocean floors. Besides tube worms, other
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| | any kind of disaster, natural or manmade.
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| exotic animals have been found thriving
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| | But somehow, life on Mars has either been
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| in the immediate vicinity of the vents --
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| | completely wiped out -- and the telltale
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| pink fish, snails, shrimp, sulphur-yellow
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| | traces mysteriously hidden -- or
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| mussels, and foot-long clams. Similar
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| | something prevented life from coming into
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| animal populations have since been
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| | existence. How do you account for the
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| discovered in waters only a few degrees
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| | complete absence of any trace of life on
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| cooler than freezing. Scientists have
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| | Mars? Does evolution have favorites? It
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| since found quite a few totally new forms
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| | is totally inconceivable that something
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| of life and species.In addition to the
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| | as powerful and as diversified as life
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| adverse conditions under which these
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| | has not left its mark on Mars. Where is
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| creatures live, life apparently can also
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| | all the evidence of an evolutionary
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| survive in a wide range of temperatures.*
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| | process? If not currently living
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| Cacti are known to survive the most
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| | creatures, at least bones and
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| difficult and unusual climates. Their
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| | fossils.Some find it difficult to
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| ability to sustain themselves in areas of
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| | explain. But is it really difficult to
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| little rainfall, hot dry winds, low
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| | explain? Maybe some people are just
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| humidity, strong sunlight, and extreme
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| | looking for the wrong explanations. Maybe
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| fluctuations in temperature is nothing
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| | they're looking for preconceived
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| short of phenomenal. It's almost as if
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| | explanations and discounting the facts.
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| the physical structures of these plants,
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| | The fact is there is no sign of life or
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| which help conserve the little water they
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| | evolution on Mars.NEW LIFE FORMSLet's
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| receive and shed some of the excess
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| | take this one step further. Who made the
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| sunlight, were designed by someone. Some
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| | life forms on earth the standard for
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| cacti can survive internal temperatures
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| | life? That is, why does life have to have
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| of near 145 degrees Fahrenheit. Most
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| | anything to do with oxygen, carbon
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| plants haven't got a chance where some
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| | dioxide, or even carbon compounds? As
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| cacti prosper.* Lichens, a combination of
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| | accidentally as life allegedly formed of
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| fungus and algae, have been found
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| | what was available on earth, life could
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| thriving in an area of Antarctica where
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| | have formed of what ever happened to be
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| temperatures sometimes get colder than 70
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| | available elsewhere in space. After all,
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| degrees below zero Fahrenheit. As far as
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| | we're still having problems grasping the
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| hostile environments go, this seems to be
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| | limits to which biological life can go --
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| the extreme opposite of deep, dark, hot
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| | as is acutely demonstrated by tube worms
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| waters.* There are insects in the
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| | and other unusual biological life forms
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| Antarctic which produce natural
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| | -- we're certainly not close to
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| "antifreeze" to keep from freezing at
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| | understanding consciousness and intellect
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| lower temperatures. Another insect in the
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| | on a scientific level. We may know that
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| Antarctic produces anti-antifreeze. When
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| | consciousness and intellect "attach"
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| temperatures get so low that other
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| | themselves to certain biological systems,
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| insects freeze to death, this natural
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| | but we haven't the foggiest clue as to
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| compound allows this insect to freeze
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| | how or why; no scientist has yet shown
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| gradually. When temperatures get warmer,
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| | any physical relationship between a
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| the insect thaws and lives on.* Bacteria
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| | biological system and the psyche. So why
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| have been found growing an amazing 25
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| | isn't there life on the moon? That's
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| feet underground. For life to survive
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| | right, the moon's own version of
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| such depths is incredible, to say the
| |
| | "biological" life. Perhaps intelligent
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| least.* There are animals and insects
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| | creatures made up of lunar soil which
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| which carry venom strong enough to cause
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| | receive their nourishment through cosmic
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| disease and death in other living
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| | rays?And what about Venus? Sure it's 900
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| organisms, yet these carrying organisms
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| | degrees there. But by astronomical
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| are unaffected by the venom. Mosquitoes
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| | standards, when you talk about stars
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| spread yellow fever, malaria, dengue, and
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| | which burn at temperatures around ten
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| encephalitis to animals thousands of
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| | million degrees, Venus could be the
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| times their size. But no mosquitoes have
| |
| | "Siberia" of the Milky Way. Why are there
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| been known to die of these diseases.
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| | no creatures there which live in a 900
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| Snakes, too, discharge venom which kill
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| | degree environment and drink sulfuric
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| other animals, yet they themselves are
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| | acid for nourishmentIf some of this
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| unaffected by the poisons they carry.*
| |
| | sounds a little facetious, it is not
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| Earth now has millions of species of
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| | meant to be. Remember, we're not talking
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| plants and animals. The sheer number of
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| | about a Supreme Intelligence with a plan,
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| species is overwhelming. The precise
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| | design, and purpose, which would imply
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| number of living organisms is nothing
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| | that life was put precisely where it was
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| short of mind boggling. And the diversity
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| | meant to be and nowhere else for reasons
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| of these creatures -- from such
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| | we may or may not fully understand. We're
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| monstrosities as whales right down to
| |
| | talking about a mindless force of nature
|
| microscopic life forms such as the amoeba
| |
| | which purportedly creates life at random
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| -- is probably beyond the imagination of
| |
| | out of inanimate matter. What made life
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| even Steven Spielberg.IT IS BELIEVED . .
| |
| | on earth so "feasible" and life elsewhere
|
| .In the course of earth's history, about
| |
| | so "impossible?"A PROBLEM IN LOGICTo say
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| a half billion animal species have been
| |
| | that it is "difficult to explain" why
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| in existence. That's a half billion
| |
| | life is in such abundance here on earth
|
| before you even bring plant life into the
| |
| | yet nonexistent elsewhere in the universe
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| picture.IT IS ALLEGED . . .The sun,
| |
| | is just another case of sticking one's
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| earth, and the other planets in our solar
| |
| | head in the ground. Explaining why a
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| system, according to scientists, were
| |
| | cigarette lighter will not work
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| formed about four and a half billion
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| | underwater is only difficult for someone
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| years ago. It is further alleged that the
| |
| | who for some insane reason remains
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| most primitive forms of life already
| |
| | convinced it will work in spite of all
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| appeared on earth about three billion
| |
| | contradictory evidence. Why it will not
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| years ago. Huge creatures such as
| |
| | work is not difficult to explain. The
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| dinosaurs roamed our planet as far back
| |
| | difficulty lies in explaining why one
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| as 200 million years ago. They ruled for
| |
| | continues to believe it will work.
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| an enormously long period of over 100
| |
| | Similarly, why there is no
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| million years. Finally, humans appeared
| |
| | extraterrestrial life is not difficult to
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| about two to three million years ago.
| |
| | explain. Our space explorations have
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| That is, something as complex as the
| |
| | found the irrefutable answer: the process
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| human brain has allegedly been around for
| |
| | we call evolution simply does not work.
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| at least a staggering two million years.
| |
| | The difficulty lies in understanding
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| An optical instrument as sophisticated as
| |
| | those who prefer to ignore the
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| the eye (of the non-human variety) has
| |
| | facts.According to NASA, microorganisms
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| been around even longer.VERIFICATIONNow,
| |
| | were inadvertently taken to the moon by
|
| how does one verify how all these living
| |
| | an unmanned spacecraft. When the
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| organisms came into existence? That is,
| |
| | equipment of this spacecraft was brought
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| if you can't build your own planet and
| |
| | back to earth more than two and a half
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| cultivate it for billions of years,
| |
| | years later by our astronauts, it was
|
| what's the next best thing? Finding a
| |
| | discovered that an earth microbe had
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| planet in outer space which has been
| |
| | survived the lunar environment, which is
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| around for as long as earth? No, that's
| |
| | harsher than the Martian environment.
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| not the next best thing. That's even
| |
| | Obviously, for life to have thrived on
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| better.Why?Because the science of
| |
| | extraterrestrial bodies there was no need
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| planetary evolution, if you can call it
| |
| | for nature to even resort to biologically
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| that, is far from an exact science, to
| |
| | "strange" creatures. In spite of the
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| say the least. After many years,
| |
| | hostile environments of these spheres,
|
| scientists still question the generally
| |
| | life forms with which we are familiar
|
| accepted view of the composition of
| |
| | could have survived. Yet, these worlds
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| earth's atmosphere in that alleged period
| |
| | show absolutely no signs of ever having
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| of three and a half billion years ago.
| |
| | been inhabited by any forms of life --
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| For a long time scientists believed that
| |
| | normal or strange. So, where does all
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| earth's primordial atmosphere contained
| |
| | this leave evolution? Not on very solid
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| little or no oxygen. Then, some studies
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| | ground.A HOSTILE EARTHStrangely, even
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| suggested that earth's atmosphere may
| |
| | earth today, which is considered a
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| have contained one million times more
| |
| | hospitable environment to present life
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| oxygen than previously believed, and the
| |
| | forms, only gives that appearance
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| ultraviolet rays of the sun may have
| |
| | superficially. It took a
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| pounded earth at levels thousands of
| |
| | twentieth-century epidemic -- AIDS -- to
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| times higher than today.Whether the new
| |
| | make us aware of the true hostile nature
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| interpretations make any more sense than
| |
| | of the very environment modern man
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| the old assumptions is irrelevant. What
| |
| | thrives in. AIDS is caused by a virus
|
| is relevant here is that laboratory
| |
| | which attacks the immune system and
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| simulations and scientific deductions of
| |
| | leaves the body susceptible to a host of
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| primordial conditions on earth are
| |
| | deadly diseases which are caused by other
|
| obviously based on much guess work and
| |
| | viruses and microbes. AIDS accentuates
|
| unverifiable assumptions. So why resort
| |
| | the grim reality that earth today is so
|
| to such vagrant concoctions when a real
| |
| | contaminated with deadly viruses and
|
| "living" planet tells the truth, the
| |
| | bacteria that were it not for a complex
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| whole truth, and nothing but the
| |
| | and ingenious immune system, the average
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| truth?LIFE ON MARSTwo Viking spacecraft
| |
| | human being, and probably a host of other
|
| landed on Mars as early as the summer of
| |
| | living organisms, could not survive
|
| 1976. Viking 1 landed in the Chryse
| |
| | beyond infancy. Is outer space really
|
| Planitia region and Viking 2 landed in
| |
| | more hostile than this? Hard to imagine.
|
| the Utopia Planitia region. One goal of
| |
| | So why hasn't life in outer space evolved
|
| these missions was to find life or
| |
| | and developed an immune system to ensure
|
| evidence of life on Mars. The spacecraft
| |
| | its survival? Hostile environments
|
| spent months analyzing the Martian soil
| |
| | apparently do not deter life. Obviously,
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| and atmosphere, with no luck. More recent
| |
| | this process we call evolution is purely
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| spacecraft on Mars produced the same
| |
| | the product of imagination -- it belongs
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| results -- no life on Mars. Not a trace
| |
| | in a Steven Spielberg movie, not in a
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| of past or present life was found. No
| |
| | science textbook.Josh Greenberger: A
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| dinosaurs. No microorganisms. No
| |
| | computer consultant for over two decades,
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| carcasses. No bones. No fossils.
| |
| | the author has developed software for
|
| Absolutely nothing. It's become obvious
| |
| | such organizations as NASA's Goddard
|
| to scientists that for evidence of life
| |
| | Institute of Space Studies, AT&T, Charles
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| to be found on Mars, they'd have to send
| |
| | Schwab, Bell Laboratories and Chase
|
| KFC up there to pluck their chickens.Of
| |
| | Manhattan Bank. Since 1984, the author's
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| the planets we've explored to date, Mars
| |
| | literary works have appeared in such
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| seems to resemble earth more closely than
| |
| | periodicals as The New York Post, The
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| any other planet does. If life were to
| |
| | Daily News, The Village Voice, The Jewish
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| have existed anywhere else in our solar
| |
| | Press, and others. His articles have
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| system, Mars would probably have been the
| |
| | ranged from humor to scientific to
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| place. But no trace of life has been
| |
| | topical events. Visit his site:
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| discovered on Mars, or any other planet,
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| | shopndrop.
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