Apparently everything on earth came from outer space, including the
carbon that makes life possible. Everything came from somewhere - you
can't create something out of nothing. If everything came from outer
space, it's not a stretch to think that these same elements could create
life elsewhere. The earth is traveling at thousands of miles per hour
around the sun; the solar system is spinning very fast in the galaxy;
and the universe seems to be folding in waves.
So, it's no wonder Bucky Fuller called our planet 'Spaceship Earth'.
Nobody seems to know how the Puma Punkha megaliths were shaped without
the benefit of modern tools. It sometimes boggles the mind how advanced
our ancestors were. Has anyone ever tried to drill a deep hole into a
granite block weighing 10 tons?
Maybe we've had help along the way.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pumapunku
On 11/25/2013 12:46 PM, s3raph...@yahoo.com wrote:
And don't underestimate the fun side of woo theories. As an example,
it's certainly *possible* that the human race was seeded by aliens
millennia ago. Speculating along those lines can be creepily
entertaining.
