It Came from Outer Space – DivX Version (Normal Quality), iPod/iPhone Version
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IMDB rating: 6.60 Plot: John Putnam and Ellen watch a great fireball going down near a mine. Both are the only ones, who believe the “thing” not to be a meteor but an alien starship. In the following days, people disappear and return, obviously being manipulated in a strange way. After a while, the sheriff becomes distrustful. He and his men enter the mine. But Putnam hopes to reach a peaceful solution and enters the starship … |
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Oh, and the Big bang?
Oh, and the Big bang. If that is where everything came from, how did living organisms survive the million degree heat that would have accompanied the explosion? How did it survive the vacuum of outer space? And how did it evolve into a complex living life form such as humans when we know that all mutations result in death of the subject?
Wow…mostly pathetic answers!
The real question is how did matter transcend its natural/physical properties to form life?
Everyone here may be slagging off at you, but you should take that as an intellectual compliment. They have no challenging answers. Most of them are unfamiliar with the varying models of cosmologies to start with. Big Bang is Fact they say. AHHH . . . which version of the big bang is fact? And are any of them more credible than the one you have presented here? Not really
David G | Sep 25, 2009
You either have a very bad understanding of biological evolution, cosmic evolution, physics, and biology, or you are a troll.
Please be a troll.
God of the Godless | Sep 24, 2009
Space suits dummy. Lol some people never go to collage.
Shai Hulud | Sep 24, 2009
You’ve got to be a troll or have no understanding of any of the scientific theories that you’re mashed together in a horrifically incorrect manner.
Nate | Sep 24, 2009
Wow.
Secular Penguinist | Sep 24, 2009
WARNING!
Scientific illiterate alert.
Life arose ~4,000,000,000 years ago. The Big Bang was 10,000,000,000 years before that.
Wise Duck | Sep 24, 2009
You make the base assumption that life always was… 1st mistake.
If the base argument is not hermetic the rest has no merit.
Jamus, Cookie Fundie | Sep 24, 2009
*drink*
This makes me worry about our educational system.
Bugz Mama | Sep 24, 2009
When you get to high school and take science, I’m sure you’ll understand.
If you want a real answer, go to the science section where people can probably explain it to you in great detail.
Oops, forgot *drink*
Kristina L | Sep 24, 2009
the sun is magnetic, not a ball of heat.
the rays is sends off move fast, colliding with our earth creates heat.
do you think our earth follows heat or a magnetic path?
were already dead | Sep 24, 2009
you are a proof that brains are wasted on some humans
Amos C | Sep 24, 2009
If God existed, he would send you back to school for this mental diarrhea.
chemical_willpower | Sep 24, 2009
We were shielded from it all by your big fat mums arse!
denoter2000 | Sep 24, 2009
The Big Bang = The Big Bluff. Evolution is a bunch of junk.
God created all. Praise the Lord.
Emilie | Sep 25, 2009
Go study physics and biology
I don’t have hours to explain the processes
No Gods, No Masters | Sep 25, 2009
Life did not form instantly out of the event. Life came MUCH later.
PS~ During the Apollo missions a NASA technician SNEEZED onto a section of the return capsule and was told NOT to wipe it up. So the snot remained on the capsule during lift off, all through the mission to the moon, back to earth, through RE ENTRY. The section of the capsule was analyzed and the bacteria was STILL ALIVE.
Life does not need earth conditions to exist.
PPS~ Since when does mutation result in death?
Too many cartoons.
WOW, completely pathetic question.
Arthur Again | Sep 25, 2009
1) Living things began to form only a long time after the big bang. The atoms that make up the matter you and I can feel and touch didn’t even exist at the moment of the big bang. Everything formed as a natural process after the big bang. Everything including atoms, molecules, stars, planets, amino acids, enzymes, living cells, etc…
2) Life evolves to live in whatever environment it has to deal with. So humans live in an atmospheric pressure that exists on Earth because Earth is where we evolved. Life can and does exist in the vacuum of space, it just isn’t human life.
3) Not all mutations result in the death of the subject, many mutations produce positive results. Consider why we have both wolves and dogs. Which would you rather have as a pet? Well, the reason dogs are good as pets is because they were bread to increase the mutations that produced docile animals rather than wild animals.
Cookie | Sep 25, 2009
oooohhhh that totally proves god exist. thank you idiot sitting on the other side for coming out with a genius question like that. i will now throw away common sense and logic and embrace acid…. i mean hallucinate god.
Ice cold heart | Sep 25, 2009
"…how did living organisms survive the million degree heat that would have accompanied the explosion?" is a very odd thing to say. No one suggests this.
Herodotus | Sep 25, 2009