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*pdiggitydogg* · 04-02-2004, 06:15 PM

Id really say that earth not having an atmosphere is a fact, yes.
It had to be created...not like it just was there and the atmosphere attracted the earth to form.
Earth's gravity attracted objects which eventually, formed the gasses that surround the planet (granted, this is a short explanation, but you get the idea.

Oh, I agree that life had to start somewhere. I was just saying on earth.

All it takes is a bunch of atoms in the right combination to make something alive. Cell's are systems within themseves...each having groups of organelles...kinda like a city or planet. Go down far enough and you'll see the atom structures. Everything living is just a pump. Water and nutrients in...shit out.

Separate side note (kinda):
Most people believe that our own mitochondria were once a separate organism from cells. I forget the reasoning now... Anyways, the 2 cells merged and thus a symbiant pair. Eventually it just became standard.

Life on earth could have formed that way as well. No alien bacteria, I mean.

But you know...me saying all this doenst mean Im trying to disprove the existance of (a) god(s).

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04-02-2004, 06:15 PM	#28
pdiggitydogg Yahoo Watashi wa kattaze! Join Date: May 2002 Location: Meanwhile, up in The D... Age: 42 Posts: 10,579	Id really say that earth not having an atmosphere is a fact, yes. It had to be created...not like it just was there and the atmosphere attracted the earth to form. Earth's gravity attracted objects which eventually, formed the gasses that surround the planet (granted, this is a short explanation, but you get the idea. Oh, I agree that life had to start somewhere. I was just saying on earth. All it takes is a bunch of atoms in the right combination to make something alive. Cell's are systems within themseves...each having groups of organelles...kinda like a city or planet. Go down far enough and you'll see the atom structures. Everything living is just a pump. Water and nutrients in...shit out. Separate side note (kinda): Most people believe that our own mitochondria were once a separate organism from cells. I forget the reasoning now... Anyways, the 2 cells merged and thus a symbiant pair. Eventually it just became standard. Life on earth could have formed that way as well. No alien bacteria, I mean. But you know...me saying all this doenst mean Im trying to disprove the existance of (a) god(s).