Saturday, August 6, 2011

Panspermia-life from space

The origin of life is a riddle for that naturalism has no reply. For this reason many have dismissed the naturalistic explanation. Those who remain in naturalistic field usually say that one of two things. Some told of life came from space. Others say that it is not.


Spores or microspores are found on meteorites and some indication of these spores are turning around other planets. It is impossible to prove or disprove their theory. Perhaps simply harvest these meteorites spores when they entered Earth's atmosphere.


That brings up the question: If the spores are really drifting around out there in space, as did never escape the gravitational field of planet?


Remember, naturalists argue atoms by chance combined to produce life. Without gravity, the possibility of any atoms combining is approximately zero. And if the spores never somehow make space, they would be subjected to radiation, heat and cold, serious. Can survive all this? If so, when the spores are swallowed up in Earth's atmosphere, what is to prevent them from burning on the voice?


Because of these difficulties, most scientists say that life on Earth, probably started here rather than elsewhere. Also, as we have seen, all 24 chemical molecules found in living organisms are native to Earth natural elements. Therefore, you do not need to look beyond this planet for the origins of life.


Although the idea of "spores from space" were true, it would solve anything. Panspermia, as it is called the theory, merely pushes the mysterious beginnings of life back in another place, another world. If you have enough imagination, one can imagine spores drifting serenely together from a planet in another solar system build.


But why stop there? By whim, we say that some enterprising spores made his way from one end of the universe to another. Still, they had to start somewhere. Somewhere in this universe that spores had a sphere that you could call home. There, they had their origins. There, they were both accidents or were designed. Must be one or the other.


Most researchers agree that Panspermia is improvable and irrelevant. Then how do you account for the origin of life? Pure and simple, do not do. Eventually, they believe that some more bits of information come down the Pike. And shows you how life might have made its way through natural means. Some future investigation or experiment will exonerate their faith in naturalism.


A few things must be said here. First, no investigation or experimentation can ever prove that life began in any particular way. The maximum that we can do is offer a theoretical possibility. Namely, could succeed this or that way. Secondly, the naturalists are not ignorant. Too realize that the preponderance of evidence supports the design. However, they are very willing to reject the fundamental data that are unpleasant and their confidence in future events, hoping to more favorable news.


Isn't that a scientific approach. In fact, it is not science at all.


Quote of the day: "Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashionable." English author g. k. Chesterton (1874- -1936)


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