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Could someone explain me evolution & Big Bang?

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46AND2

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The first thing you need to understand about abiogenesis is that they are not searching for the way that life DID begin, they are searching for a way it COULD HAVE begun.

Even if we discover a method to create life through natural processes, there is no guarantee that that is the way it actually happened.

The reason for this is that we don't have, and probably never will have, enough evidence of what the conditions were like, exactly. There just isn't enough recorded in the geologic record.

So, just because we find that one method or another would be impossible, DOESN'T MEAN abiogenesis is entirely impossible. If it did, scientists wouldn't still be working on it...
 
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Wrong, we do know what the atmosphere was like back then. The sedimentary rocks of the time tell us that there was practically no molecular oxygen in the atmosphere. The formation of redbeds tells us when life started to make a significant amount of oxygen.


There are some papers on the chirality problem, but to be honest I do not fully understand them right now. It seems that they may have the problem solved.


That is not what that article says. It does not say that life comes from outer space. That is one of the articles with a potential answer to the chirality problem. It says nothing about life itself coming from outer space, it points out that there is some favoritism is that molecules from space show a prejudice for the chiral forms we observe here on Earth.
 
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Once again this is all speculation and nothing is proved.
 
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Once again this is all speculation and nothing is proved.

No, it is not.

Do you even know the meaning of the word speculation? It seems that you don't.

Why do you think it is speculation? I told you some of the evidence that drove scientists to their conclusions. If there is evidence then it is not speculation by definition. I seriously suggest that you stop listening to lying creationist sites.
 
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I'm wondering if you do. Thats the point your telling me without backup like we are suppose to accept your word. Yet your constantly asking us to jump through hoops and show a high standard science backup and then dismiss anything that has a thread of religion tacked to it even if it has valid points.

First you respond to when i mentioned that there was new evidence saying the early atmosphere of the earth may have had more oxygen than they thought with a "WRONG we do know what the atmosphere was like" .

You said i was wrong and you didn't backup it up with any evidence but just dismissed what i said. So you were saying you were right according to your word without backup. I included a couple of non religious sites backing my claims which i said made your claims speculative and not definite like you were making out by dismissing me again which you always do.

Yet you decided not to reply to that but to focus on the life or RNA that may have come from outaspace which is totally more speculative than anything else if you look at the evidence. They have come up with this because they cant get around the chirality problem. They seem to do this a lot, when they hit a snag they turn to another speculative idea and turn it into the truth with solid evidence.

Its a bit like Mr krauss's unobserved hypothetical hyper quantum mechanics to solve his problem of real cosmic time by creating this other set of dimensions of times that work outside everything else so it all fits in.

Yet i linked science and non religious sites presenting different kinds of evidence for showing how life started on earth one being that the oxygen levels were low or non existent so life could start on earth plus many other ones they have put forward. They have 3 or 4 different hypothesis as to how it all started and some have some good evidence to back them up. So the story starts to be all over the place so nothing is proven like you say.

The RNA from mars is just one of a few hypothesis that have come up recently that have no real proof and are all hypothesis. So nothing is definite like you say but evolutionist like to make out it is just because they say so.

But i suspect the main reason why this particular one has come up is because they are realizing how hard it is to prove that complex life can just pop into existence out of what maybe inhospitable conditions and impossible odds. So once again they are turning to some outside place that came up with the magic ingredients and it started there and hitched a ride to us. The only problem with that is if it did then its saying that it started in an even harsher place or that there should be life all over the place as it was on mars and the earth why not many other places in the universe.

You have to remember they have only just recently bragged about how the other tests they have done in labs are proving that chemicals can come together and make proteins and are hinting at even more. So on the one hand we have 2 tests claiming different ways life started both saying they have evidence for 2 completely different methods at the same time. They seem to claim they have shown this to happen in labs but some say they create the conditions that are ideal and its not the same out there in the real world. So its funny how they are making all these different things happening at the same time. Its like hedging their bets. Give me a break.

Here are the other hypothesis about how life started on earth that also have good backup, or just as much as the RNA from mars one. Some talk about life starting in deep sea vents so there many "speculative" ideas put forward.

Earth Life May Have Originated at Deep-Sea Vents | Space.com
Breathing new life into Earth - MIT News Office
Archean : The First Life on Earth
This one actually says new fossil record for life starting under the sea. So they are coming up with lots at the moment.
http://www.livescience.com/4579-fossils-support-deep-sea-origin-life.html
This site actually goes into a few different ones and compares them.
Possible Sites for the Origin of Life
 
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Yes but there are processes and elements that need to come together to start and form that cell and molecule that have been shown to be impossible to occur the way they say it happened. You can't form live by an accident and chance, its impossible.

When was this determined?
 
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Lastly you have to remember that Chirality is just one of the problems they have to get around to have life come from chemicals into complex molecules.

The Miller-Urey experiment
Despite the simplified account given above, the problem of the origin(s) of life remains. All that has been outlined is speculation and, despite tremendous advances in biochemistry, answers to the problem remain hypothetical. … Details of the transition from complex non-living materials to simple living organisms remain a mystery.
 
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yes, abiogenesis remains hypothetical. It is not theory.

hypothetical does not equal speculative.
 
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When was this determined?

There have been a few new discoveries and hypothesis that have come out recently. I just finished posting a few of them. I'm not saying any are correct but i am saying that nothing is proven at the moment just a lot of speculation. Even the new findings from the miller experiment from years ago that claimed they have found amino acids and proteins is just talk at the moment. They say that to do those teats in a lab with controlled conditions is different to in nature. At the same time they say they have found evidence that molecules may have come from space or life started in deep sea vents.

About Truth in Science
Possible Sites for the Origin of Life
Life's asymmetry may come from space - physicsworld.com
 
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Why don't you simply cut and paste where it says that abiogenesis is impossible since that was the gist of what I quoted?

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Yes but there are processes and elements that need to come together to start and form that cell and molecule that have been shown to be impossible to occur the way they say it happened. You can't form live by an accident and chance, its impossible.
 
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Why don't you simply cut and paste where it says that abiogenesis is impossible since that was the gist of what I quoted?

Sorry i cant remember what we were talking about as i got side tracked. Can you remind me again.
I wasn't really getting into what you were talking about, I just posted what it says about the creature. The other person was saying it was a dog i think. I was just posting to say maybe thats because they refer to it as looking dog like.
 
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Could someone explain me evolution & Big Bang?

Sure. Evolution and "Big Bang(TM)" are both junk science, which is all most people really need to know about them.

In the case of Big Bang, what happened was that, beginning in the 1920s, cosmic redshift began to be interpreted as meaning that the universe itself was expanding, that is, redshifted objects were assumed to be moving away from us. This led to the extrapolation that the universe itself had to have begun with a "big bang" in which all of the mass of the universe exploded out of a "singularity(TM)" (which is a fancy word for exploding out of nothingness).

This whole idea should have been rejected out of hand on purely philosophical grounds; obviously, having all the mass of the universe collapsed to a point would be the mother of all black holes, and nothing would ever "bang" its way out of that.

But more recently, Halton Arp has demonstrated a number of very obvious cases of very high and very low redshift objects which are clearly part and parcel of the same things; that destroys the entire idea of viewing redshift as distance or velocity of expansion and, with it, the entire notion of an expanding universe and the need for any sort of a big bang.

For his troubles, Arp was blackballed and denied access to US observatories and then, subsequently, picked up by the Max Planck Institute, sort of like the fairytale of the swan chick which the ducks thought was an "ugly duckling".

A couple of the images in question which show high and low redshift objects joined together:

http://www.davidstrange.org.uk/n4319.jpg

https://www.bueso.de/files/images/2012/NGC-7603-fix-resize_0.jpg
 
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Sock puppet much? touting more cartoon physics?
 
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