As to our supposed home planet, it has 25 hour days, no seasons, not very nutritious plant food and a gravity near ours. In this whole book author never tried to give any argument in favor of religion but still his work supports the argument of Islam related to Adam PBUH. They range from humans suffering from bad backs – which he suggests is because we evolved in a world with lower gravity – to getting too easily sunburned and having difficulty giving birth.

In fact is was faked using a Medieval human skull, the jaw bone of an orangutan and fossilized teeth from a chimpanzee, and then “aged” by soaking it in acid and staining it with an iron solution. Marcus Rashford 'went on a 12-hour tequila bender in Belfast' as he was spotted in nightclub last week. S. ecologist Ellis Silver’ (more on that later) caught my attention at the back end of last year when it was discussed on the Skeptics with a K podcast.Another sign of life on Mars: NASA finds evidence of an ancient lake that may have bred microbial lifeforms. All of the 53 factors are very convincing though the most interesting and most compelling is our inability to adapt to our environment. If you're interested in discovering the truth about humankind’s origins, this mindblowing and compelling book is a must-read. The last few chapters are a little ridiculous in how many things are cited as "evidence" to substantiate the opening chapters. This would have been a serious problem in the past: thousands and thousands of people must have died.

If we were at sea or in the middle of a desert, and we had none of those things to guide us, and there were no landmarks in sight, and we couldn’t see the sky, and we lost our bearings, we’d be hopelessly lost. According to new revelations, a few scientists have claimed that they cannot rule out the Panspermia hypothesis that bacteria distributed by space dust, asteroids or meteors arrived on earth and sparked life. For another, why is Ellis Silver focused on a tiny number of genes with no known function, rather than the 20,000 that do show homology with other species, and clearly tie us to an Earthly origin? I've read about widespread human genes that are only thousands of years old, but are there any which are only decades old like nylonase, and yet, have already spread to substantial populations?If you're interested in discovering the truth about humankind's origins, this mind-blowing and compelling book is a must-read. Digital devices, from microprocessors to hard drives, are also extraordinarily demanding in terms of their production, owing to the deep repurposing of matter that is required. So when Ellis Silver asks where the heck did they come from, I have to say that if he'd had even a minimally competent bit of instruction in basic genetics and molecular biology, he'd already know. The Earth might be a prison planet, since we seem to be a naturally violent species and we're here until we learn to behave ourselves,” he added.

Silver also uncovers:The origins of RNA and DNA, and how life evolved - on Earth and elsewhere A more accurate timeline of human evolution - without the gaps and mistakes Why the Theory of Evolution is wrong - and how to fix it Why the Out of Africa theory is wrong - and what really happened And much, much moreEach topic is discussed in depth and backed up with concrete evidence. These writings, these informational packages, have found a way to persist through time by attaching themselves to us. Ellis Silver discusses the evidence that proves we evolved on a world distinctly different from the one we live on today.A scientific evaluation of the evidence for (but mostly against) humanity’s evolution on Planet Earth, by a leading ecologist and environmentalist. Our inability to cope with our sun in various ways (a little thing like squinting is discussed) and lots of other things that make you go 'hmmmm'. Please make a tax-deductible donation if you value independent science communication, collaboration, participation, and open access. Professor" implies a university affiliation, but they never bother to state where he's employed as a professor.

There hasn't been any substantial evidence presented that would possibly have me looking down the rabbit hole. In the sky, surrounding us, registered into our DNA, there are more perfect machines than the human body, and by cosmic radiation they are penetrating everywhere life forms that have the right body's configuration. Even though we were already aware of the issues in our Islamic religion, his arguments sounded very good, and really made me think anew.He is interested in whether humans came to Earth separately, perhaps by arriving on meteors and comets, before evolving into the species we know today.