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Mr. O,
There was a program on T.V. last night concerning that very question. (did our water come from comets?)
Well, if comets brought our water, that would have called for a heck of a LOT of comets, in my opinion. Supposedly, the fact that we still have comets is one indication of a young universe. Comets are icy lumps and have very short life spans due to the fact that they are constantly "gassing off". If I wanted to bring in that "r" word, I'd point out that the first thing brought into existence in the universe, was water and water WILL be found throughout the universe. But, I don't want to turn this into an "r" thread. The Bangers tell us that the big bang produced hydrogen and helium, but don't explain how those two elements were cracked (?) and formed oxygen. As a matter of fact, what IS oxygen? For one thing, it is a very destructive element, but, where did it come from? How does one get oxygen from hydrogen and helium? How does one get any of the OTHER elements from hydrogen and helium?
In a previous post, lamar says that carbon was formed in a carbon star. HUH?? I have NEVER heard of a carbon star.........but I'm not an expert (thank goodness). That begs the questions, "are there oxygen stars? are there iron stars? are there potassium stars? are there....................well, you get the idea. All of these wonderful answers that are written up without PROOF is what's so aggravating. THEORIES written and spoken as if they were proven science. Mr. O, that is what I am arguing against and am insisting other theories be given equal credence.
There was a program on T.V. last night concerning that very question. (did our water come from comets?)
Well, if comets brought our water, that would have called for a heck of a LOT of comets, in my opinion. Supposedly, the fact that we still have comets is one indication of a young universe. Comets are icy lumps and have very short life spans due to the fact that they are constantly "gassing off". If I wanted to bring in that "r" word, I'd point out that the first thing brought into existence in the universe, was water and water WILL be found throughout the universe. But, I don't want to turn this into an "r" thread. The Bangers tell us that the big bang produced hydrogen and helium, but don't explain how those two elements were cracked (?) and formed oxygen. As a matter of fact, what IS oxygen? For one thing, it is a very destructive element, but, where did it come from? How does one get oxygen from hydrogen and helium? How does one get any of the OTHER elements from hydrogen and helium?
In a previous post, lamar says that carbon was formed in a carbon star. HUH?? I have NEVER heard of a carbon star.........but I'm not an expert (thank goodness). That begs the questions, "are there oxygen stars? are there iron stars? are there potassium stars? are there....................well, you get the idea. All of these wonderful answers that are written up without PROOF is what's so aggravating. THEORIES written and spoken as if they were proven science. Mr. O, that is what I am arguing against and am insisting other theories be given equal credence.