[QUOTE="wis3boi"][QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Well, something created us didn't it? You can go to the evolution theory, but something created the first creature didn't they? I don't know how much God has to do with choosing every person that is ever born, I'll let you know when I die and ask him ;)FelipeInsideChemical reactions in Earth's early stages spawned single celled organisms that lived and fed off of heat vents under water about 3.5 billion years ago. It all springs from that. Who created the Earth and chemicals ;) About 300,000 years after the big bang, the first stars started to form. These stars were massive, burned hot and burned fast. In their cores the intense heat and pressure caused lighter elements to combine into heavier elements. So from hydrogen and helium we got such elements as carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. When these massive stars ran out of fuel and died, they exploded on a scale we cannot fathom. This sent their enriched cores flying across the universe as gas clouds.
As these clouds cooled and condensed (and clumped together) they started to form new stars, the remaining gases orbited their own new star and formed the planetary systems we see today. This took place over about 10 billions years and the early solar system was extremely chaotic with over a hundred planets orbiting the sun.
One small planet almost destroyed the earth, instead it just ripped off a large chunk of crust and created our moon which, through gravity, caused tidal forces and mixed all the amino acids and proteins together which helped our planet harbour and grow life
That a decent enough explanation for ya?
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