(iFPP-02) Introduction: Our Planet - {iFPP 20010829-pi02-V1.3} - (introduction to Fine Particle Physics - Part Two)
Koos Nolst Trenite
(introduction to Fine Particle Physics - Part Two)
29 August 2001
{iFPP 20010829-pi02-V1.3}
(iFPP-02
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(Continued from {iFPP-01} 'Introduction: Life Forms' *)
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Introduction: Our Planet
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I also had a world atlas, from a famous company with a centuries old
reputation in highest quality publishing, Elsevier's World Atlas, and
it had a section about "how our planet came into existence."
It showed very impressive drawings of dust swirling in circles
in space, that - 'by accident' again - would form into
such incredibly complex things as a sun that burns
forever, and
very different planets encircling it forever too (if not
blown up by Criminally Minded humans, that is, of course),
a planet with air and a huge supply of water - a substance with
most extraordinary physical qualities indeed -
water DESIGNED to keep the planet's surface temperature
more or less constant at an average of 100 Fahrenheit, and
to make abundant organic life possible.
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The makers of Elsevier's World Atlas, however, combined the laws of
gravity and motion and the laws of chance, and applied these to some
dust that apparently had gathered in some corner of space.
And out comes - "by accident" - the intricate, incredibly
organized complexity of a life sustaining planet and a solar
system.
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The drawings in that very authoritative world atlas, showed a disk
made of space dust, which changed into rings around a center, and
the rings then changed into balls or planets circling the center,
while the center "accidentally" had become a sun.
The drawings "proved" it.
I think they did put the spiritual existence of life, as
many people still do
- if they thought at all of the existence of souls
and of Life Energy -
they like to think, in their fantasies they call
theories, that spiritual life "came into being"
AFTER the formation of our sun and planets
- although these here, making up our own solar
system, certainly were not the first sun and
planets to develop in The Creation,
in all the millions of GALAXIES that we can see
now through our telescopes.
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Continued in: {iFPP 20010829-pi03} 'The Denial'
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Koos Nolst Trenite 'Cause Trinity'
human rights philosopher and poet
'God gave Solomon wisdom
and very great insight,
and a breadth of understanding
as measureless
as the sand on the seashore.'
1 Kings 4:29
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Footnote:
(*) 'Introduction: Life Forms -
(introduction to Fine Particle Physics - Part One)'
{iFPP 20010829-pi01-V1.1.4} {iFPP-01-V1.1.4}
(29 August 2001 - iFPP-01 Version 1.1.4 on 6 Mar 2008)
http://groups.google.com/group/Fine-Particle-Physics/msg/e97321a3b9101218
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Issue Notes:
iFPP abbreviates 'Introduction to Fine Particle Physics.'
This issue, or a previous edition of it, has been published
earlier with an HRI - a Human Rights Issue - designation, giving
the same date and part number, from a series of (then) eleven
parts prefixed with: 'The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth.'
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