How Did Life on Earth Get Started?

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brenda of AZ 12:29PM January 23, 2012

The text here is a mere suggestion of how life begun on earth, base on pretext, because the work here is not from a specific fact. although it hold some facts from different scientists on how life stated. It an awesome work. But i still need to know deep how life started here on earth from a genuine source.

Etimbuk 2:33PM November 23, 2011

Remembering that there are no stupid questions, is it possible that a combination of all the theories might be have worked together?

Raymond A. Weaver of IL 11:58AM November 14, 2011

i think that was so awesome when i was little i alawys told her that i want to know how dose the earth get to space and she said will deer i dont know thats a good qustion one day you have to ask a siecne person that.

samantha boggs 4:22PM November 07, 2011

I understand the Big Bang I think. Like what it is, or what it was. I don't really understand how, I don't think. There had to be something before the Big Bang. Can't really imagine what. Perhaps our entire universe is just a crack in some giants skin. A very insignificant and tiny, tiny thing. Maybe we are an experiment to something giant. Bread mould armed with nukes, in a petrie dish, or in between a couple molecules of something massive, and if we ever know where we came from, then that is only just a little interesting to these giants. I wonder if it is possible with todays technology, our computers, to put all the ingredients for life, into this massive, massive hard drive, and detonate this Big Bang that some people speak of, and watch or speed up the events we believe have unfolded, that bring us to life. But then I also wonder, if we dig deep enough into the universe, if we'll find something unreachable. Physics that literally mindfu*k us. Even traumatize us if discovered.

Bradford 9:47AM July 07, 2011

That something came from the big bang. There are not forces or laws of nature that prevent something coming from nothing. In this case, the emptiness of the universe tore a hole in itself while taking and searching for matter to take up space. Very hard to explain this all because hey, Im only human. This hole was nothing, inside of nothing. It had to fill up quick, and so introducing matter and anti-matter. Anti-Matter was the exact opposite of matter, obviusly. It destroyed regular matter easily, but regular matter collides back into the anti-matter. The anti-matter would have divided all of the matter untill none was left, but there were a gigantic amount of matter particles. So the matter divided the anti-matter, and spread out through the universe after colliding against the anti-matter. This all happened in about 3 seconds, yea, I said 3. So gravity pulled the spread atoms together, creating our universe as we see it today. Scientist say that there is a possibility that millions of "Big bangs" happen every second, in the empty never-ending place called space.

Vault of TX 8:07PM February 24, 2011

Okay, no matter where the scientists start they start with something. Where did that something come from. This reminds me of the silly "Song That Never Ends". You can't create something from nothing. I know this takes us back to "Where did God come from?" Too bad the old scientists can come back and tell you.

Me of AZ 4:44AM December 04, 2010

el inicio de la vida comineza
cuando uno como humano comienza a ser feliz disfrutar de los momentos situaciones y circunstancias jaja todo comienza al conocer el amor
y todo termina cuando tu lo decides

The phantom of ME 1:52PM October 17, 2010