Physicist: Cell-like structures could be microbes from space

WorldNetDaily ^ | 6/4/06 | WorldNetDaily

[TChad]

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[HP8753]

The Andromeda Strain (1971)

[pecadillo]

Wouldn't life from outer space disprove evolution, though? How can life have evolved on earth, and then have evolved from outer space at the same time? The odds for THAT are, what? squared?

Think of every planet is a single roll of the dice, and specify one number (that the dice can produce) as representing life; if the roll for any planet comes up that number, it has generated life somehow.
The more planets there are, the more rolls of the dice you will need to make, and the greater the likelihood of hitting that one, special number. More planets mean that the possibility of life evolving somewhere in the universe is higher.

[pecadillo]

Ugh, 'possibility' should have been 'probability'. Sorry.

[RandallFlagg]

Could be Triffid seeds.

[JasonC]

Yeah, but the second time a meteor hit a flock of bats - lol.

It is just nonsense. Entirely terrestrial spores plus charlatans getting themselves in the paper.

[AndrewC]

What a patzer. Little globs! Try frogs.

http://paranormal.about.com/library/weekly/aa050498a.htm

[hosepipe]

WOO EEEE... Microbes from space?.. (Eddie Murphy laugh)..

[LiteKeeper]

mega-dittoes

[DouglasKC]

Therefore, evolutionists and their naturalistic perspective will have trouble with the Very Beginning no matter what. Because it takes something supernatural to make life from non-living matter. This is scientifically (naturalistically) impossible. So whether you choose to include it or not, it's still a problem.

Exactly. The evolutionists avoid at all costs the logical, backwards tracing of their theory: Life evolved from non-life. Something living came from something non-living. They're like a bunch of people trying to avoid and ignore the 2000 pound elephant in the middle of the room.

[Elsie]

Coming in the fall - on FOX...

Microbes from Space!

[Elsie]

I don't want to ping the list for something like this. We'll wait for a more reliable article.

But if it were a nutcase on the C side of the aisle......

;^)

[mdmathis6]

I was thinking about some of the biblical catastrophes written about...you know the ones where hail fell mixed with fire AND BLOOD!

[Elsie]

Other theories have pointed to red dust picked up by winds crossing the Arabian peninsula and even a fine mist of blood cells produced by a meteor striking a flock of bats.

Louisville Sluggers or Splifford relatives?

[Elsie]

He had manifold talents, right?

Yes; and was EXAUSTING in his research, as well.

[Leatherneck_MT]

a meteor striking a flock of bats............

Now what are the chances of that happening?

[Elsie]

Now what are the chances of that happening?

Chances, like odds, REQUIRE a couple of known numbers before they can be calculated.

There are none known.

How ever, if someone can come up with the number (and size) of meteors falling daily (monthly - yearly) and the sizes of bat FLOCKS, then, perhaps, we'd get some actual data.

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(Myself, I think that hitting a herd of COWS would be MUCH more likely - or perhaps a convention of Evolutionists)

[Elsie]

(Ooops: not a FLOCK....)

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Animal		Male	Female	Baby	Group of Animals
	Armadillo	male	female	pup	-
	Badger	boar	sow	kit, cub	cete
	Bat	male	female	pup	colony
	Bear	boar	sow	cub	sleuth, sloth