Tag: extraterrestrial life
Three Things Materialists Can’t Do Without
Further requirements could be listed, including some even more horrific than cloning.
Denton Turns Sagan’s “Humdrum Star” on Its Head
“Flooded with the light of life”: What a beautiful way of putting it. This creates a double dilemma for materialists.
From CNN, Vapid Science News Headline of the Day: “Ingredients for Life Found” in Space Rocks
“Not exactly proof” of extraterrestrial life, they say? It’s not a “proof” at all.
Could Atheism Survive the Discovery of Extraterrestrial Life?
Recently, NASA granted a million dollars to the Center of Theological Inquiry.
Arsenic and Old News
The media has been buzzing about NASA’s claim that scientists that have discovered “life as we do not know it” (MSNBC)–purportedly finding bacteria that can use arsenic instead of phosphorous in its DNA. David Klinghoffer already blogged about this story here, interviewing astronomer Guillermo Gonzalez (who has conducted research on astrobiology) on the find. The public first became aware of this story last week when NASA announced it would be holding a press conference that would reveal “an astrobiology finding that will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life.” NASA’s announcement inspired a chorus of speculative excitement among materialists and UFO true-believers alike, who stated things like: NASA is holding a press conference on Thursday to make an announcement. Read More ›