could life originate by chance is reley possible.?

Question

by evolution or the big bang . A car needs a designer and energy . and we can not excess with out energy . who do you think ??

Answer 1

you ask the one question that science can not answer

put a bunch of chemicals together in the right temperature and the right atmosphere for 'life' to happen, and nothing will happen

there has to be a 'spark' ignited first, and I am not talking about fire

nothing that science can do has managed to duplicate that 'spark' of life, which turns inanimate matter into a reproducing cell

Answer 2

It is abselutely imposible. Its almost lauphable to believe that all the laws of physics that have to be exactly the way they are came about all by chance. Heres a little nugget for you. Water, the most essential of all molecules or elements to the existance of all life known to exist, has a very special atribute. Water is one of the only substances that expans when it freezes. well if that one fact was not true life would not exist at all. See because water expands when it turns to ice it floats because it is less dense than water. if ice didnt float it would sink to the bottom and the newly exposed water would sink and then that newly exposed water and so on and so on. But the problem lies here if the water is freezing at the top it it must also be below freezing at the bottom so the ice would remain there not melting. So what would happen eventually is that all the water would freeze. If that were to happen water would not evaperate into the atmosphere either and so there would be no rain and no rain means no life. So if ice did not expand ( keeping in mind that is very rare ) all the oceans and lakes would be ice and all the land would be dessert. Now what are the odds you think that water being so vital is the .1% of all things that expands when it turns to a solid. Very slim.

Answer 3

Robert Shapiro wrote an easy-to-read book called, I believe, "The Origin of Life" or something similar. This is a great treatment of the subject of the origin of life, and the conclusion is similar to what others have said--there is very little chance that even the simplest protein was assembled spontaneously. But, we don't know with certainty the condition of the earth at the time life began, and considering the universe may by limitless, we may be the "lucky" ones who had life started (we were the 1 in a quadrillion or whatever the chance). This is from an avowed agnostic and skeptic.

Answer 4

Not! Life has about as much chance of originating by chance as a Boing 747 being assembled by a tornado .

A billion monkeys typing on a billion typewriters for a billion years will still never write Shakespere's Masterpieces.

Information doesn't by itself assimilate upward into greater complexity and order....left to itself it ALWAYS degrades into DIS-order.

Answer 5

Scientists can create life in a laboratory, but the catch is, they have to have life cells to use to create more life.

If you read Jurassic Park, you know that the dinosaurs were re-created from old DNA extracted from insects in amber. The catch there was that the DNA chains were incomplete, and those scientists had to guess what to add. They were wrong in their calculations.

Answer 6

science has proven that this is impossible. if it was possible a car could build itself from nothing. some scientists will even admit that there has to be some kind intelligent , driving force.

Answer 7

It's highly improbable in any given short time frame.
Given the time it had, it's inevitable.
Trial & error does look like intelligent design.
There have been many computer simulations to demonstrate this.
If you want to look for 'the designer`, look earlier than that.
The 'Big Bang` set the paramters that made us possible. " Fiat Lux!" ?????????????????????