Religious and non religion people, what do you think of this finding?

Question

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/6050718/Building-block-of-life-found-in-comet-trail.html

Answer 1

building blocks of life has been found in rocks older than the earth.



Research at University College of London.

Answer 2

I think they wasted a lot of money collecting dust and then made the findings seem as if they have really found something important. 1 amino acid was present. Wow! This might be the one that planted life on the other side of the galaxy. Shouldn't we now worship the dust? Ridiculous nonsense. This is a prime example of the waste we tolerate in this country. What if the oil supply is cut off suddenly? Will this space dust matter to you then?

Answer 3

Interesting, but not too surprising.

We've known for some time that organic molecules could and have formed in space -- and it was logical that amino acids could as well. This just verifies that idea.

More evidence that it doesn't take any "act of a magical god" for life.



Peace.

Answer 4

old news....amino acids (the building blocks of DNA) have been detected in interstellar gas clouds as well

Answer 5

I don't find it surprising in the least. We all know that the earth and life formed upon it had its beginnings elsewhere in the universe.

Answer 6

Not much. What's it got to do with religion?