Thread: Humans come from outer space

I can see what he's driving at but at what point do "aliens" become the the domestic as opposed to feral or exotic life form? 3,800 million years ago would make us more domestic than feral IMO. As an introduced species we could theoretically never be anything else than exotic but on Terra Nullius, what truly is exotic?

Good one my hairy mate.

Sounds interesting. I'll buy that theory in some form. In some ways, it seems farfetched, yet also it seems to have a ring of possibility and truth in it as well. Kinda makes ya wonder where the comets came from ^-^

Comets come from outer space LoL

Thppp I know that LOL. I mean, if they are picking up living matter from other places, where were they from before they became comets? Or, where did they pick up the living matter?

Planetary theory at least the way I understand it, within this context is: You've got a bunch of rocks, planets and other stuff all floating around in space. Then you have a large rock that gets pulled towards a planet, the rock hits and then bits are blown up into the atmosphere. Some of it is actually blown clear of the planet. Those bits then start there own interstellar journey.

In theory, and I'm not sure if I'm a proponent is that microbial life can survive the heat of impact and then get frozen onto the rock that's now on it's way toward ancient Earth. It lands, thaws and bingo. Supposedly, you have delivered a potential life form that can evolve.

I believe "they" (being geographical scientists) have found Martian rock at the north pole.

Originally Posted by Jabberwokkie

Planetary theory at least the way I understand it, within this context is: You've got a bunch of rocks, planets and other stuff all floating around in space. Then you have a large rock that gets pulled towards a planet, the rock hits and then bits are blown up into the atmosphere. Some of it is actually blown clear of the planet. Those bits then start there own interstellar journey.

In theory, and I'm not sure if I'm a proponent is that microbial life can survive the heat of impact and then get frozen onto the rock that's now on it's way toward ancient Earth. It lands, thaws and bingo. Supposedly, you have delivered a potential life form that can evolve.

I believe "they" (being geographical scientists) have found Martian rock at the north pole.

The north pole according to the discovery channel is littered with rocks, that are from space, maybe some have come from mars.

If life did get here that way, then we have to wonder why there is only humans, with all of these rocks hitting us all of the time, why not other strange looking life? Of course on the other hand it would explain new species of animals that we have been finding over the past 100 years.

Originally Posted by hildar

The north pole according to the discovery channel is littered with rocks, that are from space, maybe some have come from mars.

If life did get here that way, then we have to wonder why there is only humans, with all of these rocks hitting us all of the time, why not other strange looking life? Of course on the other hand it would explain new species of animals that we have been finding over the past 100 years.

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There can be some truth to what your saying Hildar , But it takes , so they say , millions of years to go from bacteria or single celled creatures to a full grown , known,, new species Can ya understand what i'm trying to say . But these rocks that land on the planet , could life exist on them after going through the atmosphere at tens of thousands of miles an hour . They get so hot that the rock melts and when it hits thicker , cooler air they usually explode . The larger ones anyway . But this could be wrong , I've been wrong before,,, "eh " ladies

Truthfully, I can't figure how anything can survive. But one never knows. Because we need to realize that its so darn cold in outer space, then when it hits our atmosphere, it will most likely burn up.

i dont know maybe we came to earth on comets but im pretty sure were from earth