My Ideas

Moon's interior has much higher water content than previously believed I think planets were formed from snowflakes.     Since water boils at higher altitudes people might conclude that in space water would form a gas.   However when you subject water to a vacuum at room temperature it boils and since the energy to boil comes from the water it freezes.   Anyway more experiments need to be done but what if ice crystals are the key to planet formation?   The term snowball effect can be used to refer to an actual snowball as it rolls over snow it grows in size.  Snow seems to be sticky.  Isn't it possible that ice crystals in space clump together not from gravity but by their clingy-ness.   If you look at a snowflake it forms unique patterns which are full of hooks and things that could easily grab hold of other snowflakes.   They are full of little hooks.   The hooks could explain why snowflakes hook togethe...

Dawn of carnivores explains animal boom in distant past This is an interesting study.  To me though it just shows that at one time the oxygen levels were much higher.  We assume that today's conditions are ideal for life.  A person from the distant past though may wonder that we find it natural to live in a world so toxic to life.  What if ideal conditions would result in people living 10 times as long as they do now.  Can you imagine conditions that would cause people to die at 6 years old?  Wouldn't that be considered toxic?  And yet perhaps at one time in the past conditions were such that the oxygen in the atmosphere were higher and it resulted in people living to be 900 years old.  Anyway I don't believe in an evolutionary arms race.  The article seems to be saying that at one time every animal on earth existed.  Isn't that what the Bible says?