Are You Cereous? Life Came from an Asteroid?

CEH ^ | March 5, 2009

[Misterioso]

Not to worry. Ceres came from God.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks colorado tanker, looks like a hat trick topic (three lists pingworthy), and I'm going to ping it I believe, but expect a flame festival. Hmm, looks like it has already begun...

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[Misterioso]

Sheesh man, why post this garbage? You look like a spammer to me.

86 proof spam.

[GodGunsGuts]

==Not to worry. Ceres came from God.

Amen!

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks colorado tanker.

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[mountainlion]

Do you think it is possible to form life on an asteroid? Where would the life that was brought on an asteroid come form? Life on an asteroid or comet came form an unknown place by unknown process. It seems more likely that life could form on Earth than on an asteroid in sub cold space!

[hellbender]

That means, they say, that Martian meteorites found on Earth should tend be from a young Mars

These are not the only space rocks that hit Earth, Head points out

I think this guy is a young-Mars Ceresationist.

[ETL]

I think he means the rocks were blasted off of Mars by an impact when the planet was still comparatively young.

[tvdog12345]

The article doesn’t say that Ceres has 40 times as much water as Earth, it says that the entire outer solar system (including Ceres, all the comets, Europa, etc.) does. Ceres has more water than Earth, but not 40 times as much.

[hellbender]

Yes, I was just trying inject comic relief. These crevo threads usually turn nasty and they accomplish little because no one’s mind is changed.

[ETL]

I figured you were, but you never know. :)

[Jean S]

Yeah, you’re a really funny guy. Don’t call me a name again.

[GodGunsGuts]

What name would that be...Jean S?

[Jean S]

Don’t push your luck, I am deadly serious about this. You called me a dopey name and should have left it at that.

[GodGunsGuts]

What name was that? The only name I can remember calling you was Jean S.

[MHGinTN]

It would depend upon the way God created the universe to work. It could be that life is another phase shift once the physical universe is established sufficiently, kinda like space and time and energy manifest particles and masses and chemistry, then the next level of complexity arises as life: will, (the will of an impulse in the realm of soul overcome entropy), then emotion arises as organisms become more complex, then mind/thought/contemplation arise as even greater complexity is reached on the level of ‘soul’.

[Jean S]

To: Jean S
Takes one to know one d:op
30 posted on Friday, March 06, 2009 6:51:57 PM by GodGunsGuts

[GodGunsGuts]

If that is what you're referring, it is YOU who called ME a name. I was merely saying, right back at ya.

[Jean S]

You’re right, I called you an arrogant ass, and you are. You called me something no one has ever heard of.

I don’t like you. You’re a daily spammer on FR and you are nasty to people who disagree with you.

No reply is necessary because I’m sick of you and will ignore your posts in the future.