RSR: Now, Rocks Make Life! Huh?
This is the show from Friday March 13th, 2015
Summary:
* To Distract from a Planet that Shouldn't Exist: Real Science Radio hosts Bob Enyart and Fred Williams finally get around to enjoying the first 2015 issue of Creation magazine. Anti-creationists have long claimed that if you have water, you'll get life. Now, to distract the public from yet another exoplanet discovery that falsifies the secular planetary nebulae hypothesis, they're claiming that if you have rocks (like on this newly discovered planet), you'll get life. As for water, it's the universal solvent, so while it is necessary to sustain existing life, it would dissolve prebiotic chemicals. And a rock, is a rock, is a rock. So even if it lacked the hydro-enemy of abiogenesis, rocks also lack information. For while information is needed to build any biological system and any rudimentary genetic encoding scheme, unlike rock, information itself is not physical. The bottom line though is that this new discovery is simply piling on to what had already been known. From RSR's Planet Formation Theory Decimated program:
The California Institute of Technology manager of NASA's exoplanet database, Caltech's astronomer Mike Brown, stated: “Before we ever discovered any [planets outside the solar system] we thought we understood the formation of planetary systems pretty deeply… It was a really beautiful theory. And, clearly, thoroughly wrong."
* Creation Science Hall of Fame, and Other Fun Topics: The guys also discuss:
- the Creation Science Hall of Fame
- scientists stunned yet again by the retina's wiring
- good ole' fashioned tar (maybe real, real, really-old fashioned tar)
- the awesome patterns of evidence for the Jewish patriarchs living in Egypt, and that
- the genius of ancient man enabled the pyramid makers to move massive stones.
Today's Resource: If you enjoy Real Science Radio, we need your help to stay on the air! Please purchase one of our science resources, or make a one-time or monthly donation to RSR!
- Browse through our Science Department in the KGOV Store
- Check out our best-selling Global Flood and Hydroplate Theory video
- Donate at rsr.org/donate by way of our KGOV donation page
- Call us at 1-800-8Enyart (836-9278) to help us stay on the air!
Private Message -- Don't read this unless your name is Dave Kintzele: Dave, hi! Please call the studio and leave your number and email ID. We need to reschedule Bob's meeting with you on Tuesday. Hopefully we can do it sooner. Thanks Dave for your years of friendship! -The BEL Crew
This is the show from Friday March 13th, 2015
Summary:
* To Distract from a Planet that Shouldn't Exist: Real Science Radio hosts Bob Enyart and Fred Williams finally get around to enjoying the first 2015 issue of Creation magazine. Anti-creationists have long claimed that if you have water, you'll get life. Now, to distract the public from yet another exoplanet discovery that falsifies the secular planetary nebulae hypothesis, they're claiming that if you have rocks (like on this newly discovered planet), you'll get life. As for water, it's the universal solvent, so while it is necessary to sustain existing life, it would dissolve prebiotic chemicals. And a rock, is a rock, is a rock. So even if it lacked the hydro-enemy of abiogenesis, rocks also lack information. For while information is needed to build any biological system and any rudimentary genetic encoding scheme, unlike rock, information itself is not physical. The bottom line though is that this new discovery is simply piling on to what had already been known. From RSR's Planet Formation Theory Decimated program:
The California Institute of Technology manager of NASA's exoplanet database, Caltech's astronomer Mike Brown, stated: “Before we ever discovered any [planets outside the solar system] we thought we understood the formation of planetary systems pretty deeply… It was a really beautiful theory. And, clearly, thoroughly wrong."
* Creation Science Hall of Fame, and Other Fun Topics: The guys also discuss:
- the Creation Science Hall of Fame
- scientists stunned yet again by the retina's wiring
- good ole' fashioned tar (maybe real, real, really-old fashioned tar)
- the awesome patterns of evidence for the Jewish patriarchs living in Egypt, and that
- the genius of ancient man enabled the pyramid makers to move massive stones.
Today's Resource: If you enjoy Real Science Radio, we need your help to stay on the air! Please purchase one of our science resources, or make a one-time or monthly donation to RSR!
- Browse through our Science Department in the KGOV Store
- Check out our best-selling Global Flood and Hydroplate Theory video
- Donate at rsr.org/donate by way of our KGOV donation page
- Call us at 1-800-8Enyart (836-9278) to help us stay on the air!
Private Message -- Don't read this unless your name is Dave Kintzele: Dave, hi! Please call the studio and leave your number and email ID. We need to reschedule Bob's meeting with you on Tuesday. Hopefully we can do it sooner. Thanks Dave for your years of friendship! -The BEL Crew
