| Spazzy_D said: On one hand, all the basic ingredients for life would have been available on earth, and many scientists have been able to reproduce some of the conditions that would be neccesary for the spontaneous creation of amino acids. Also, if life did begin at some extraterrestrial location, how did it begin there, and why, in an infinite universe, would those conditions not exist in another place? If seeding does occur, it is still likely that life began more then once and in several different locations. |
So you want to know where life began huh?? I was pondering this same question especially after viewing your post. I was about to lay down and go to sleep when it just popped into my head. The answer for where life began. I was mainly thinking about my comet remark in the op (Comets are like God's sperm that float around fertilizing eggs (other planets). It was from this train of thought that it all became so clear.
The existence of life happened from the big bang. You might have heard about the big bang theory but that isn't the correct theory. My Big Bang Theory goes like this...
God had sex with a black hole until he finally reached his ultimate climax. So there you have it... All life came from God's penis and comets are just his leftover sperm floating around. Now, the big question is who does that black hole belong to?
